Misc spelling fixes and resolved imprecise statements. Shortened the bug
report introduction a bit further and added a statement about being
precise to all templates.
* docs: change some absolute links to relative links
* docs: change most hard-coded links to `edge` to point to `latest`
* Apply suggestions from code review
* docs: revert 404 page to edge and change canonical link to `latest
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Co-authored-by: Georg Lauterbach <44545919+georglauterbach@users.noreply.github.com>
If permissions are specified at the workflow level, any that are not explicitly set became `none` and jobs cannot request that to change.
Permissions are therefore scoped to the job itself.
* ci(fix): Temporarily avoid specifying `provenance`
As the test workflow does not use the `docker-container` buildx driver, it uses the Docker Engine bundled BuildKit version which until v23 release does not support attestations.
Likewise the current buildx version in CI is `0.10.0` which does not respect `--provenance false`, the presence of the option appears to trigger a BuildKit version compatibility check and fail early before it considers the value of the option.
* chore: Use buildx `docker-container` driver instead
An alternative solution to omitting `provenance: false` (_not supported by buildx 0.10.0 with default `docker` driver when Docker Engine bundles BuildKit less than 0.10.0, which is the case prior to the Docker Engine v23 release_).
This approach provides more consistency with the build and publish workflows by using the same buildx `docker-container` driver (_and thus newer BuildKit, enabling support for `provenance: false`_).
* chore: Revise test workflow inline docs
Buildx `docker-container` driver is not needed here, but it does seem like it improves cache-hit ratio when building from the retrieved build cache (from the earlier build workflow). Possibly due to building with the same BuildKit version.
* chore: Remove `backup` target from Makefile
- The `backup` target is no longer serving any value to us. It was made redundant with changes added in Oct 2020.
- `clean` target inline docs revised.
- `.gitignore` remove test lines that are no longer valid.
* chore: Parallel test target split to multi-line
* tests(fix): Test `setup.sh` with temporary config dir
The `no_containers.bats` test has many redundant test cases already covered by `setup-cli`. They're basically identical. Removed all but one.
This removes some config dirs that were being explicitly created instead of using the test helper to generate a directory that can be used to test the `-p` option instead.
* ci: Ensure tests are run when `Makefile` is modified
These updates support running tests that have been relocated into `serial` and `parallel/set*` directories.
- `make tests` now calls the two make targets beneath it. The only difference is that `serial` continues the "1 test at a time" approach used prior to this PR, while the `parallel` target increases the `--jobs` arg to run multiple tests concurrently (_configured by `PARALLEL_JOBS`_).
- The `test/%` target leverages Bash syntax magic to ease running single tests without providing the exact path.
- This syntax also supports providing multiple test names (eg: `make test/clamav,template`) to run.
- `**` (globstar) allows for future improvements that can group multiple test files into sub-directories by their scope (eg: anti-spam, ssl, etc).
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chore: Add `shopt -s globstar` to other targets
I realized that other targets should have this as well in case it is not set.
It is better to be more explicit here than to have weird errors due to `**` not expanding properly.
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fix(Makefile): Add back `.PHONY` targets
I encountered `make` telling me the target was already up-to-date, which of course is nonsense.
I therefore added back the `.PHONY` targets to ensure tests are always run.
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docs: Added instructions for running a single test
See https://github.com/docker-mailserver/docker-mailserver/pull/2857/files#r1008582760
This new script is a clean way of handling the installation of packages.
I think the huge `RUN` command in `Dockerfile` was hard to read and
maintain.
Using a script is a non-issue, as the image is rebuilt whenever the
script is touched.
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