[15:36] <t1mp_> hello
[15:37] <t1mp_> question: are these docker images official and recommended to use? https://hub.docker.com/r/snapcore/snapcraft/
[15:38] <t1mp_> I want to build snap packages from Jenkins, and I am currently running my pipelines inside docker containers so that I don't have to install anything (besides docker) on the jenkins execution nodes.
[15:38] <t1mp_> so using snapcraft cleanbuild in a pipeline would fun a docker container, then start lxd inside that, and build the snap inside the lxd. That seems a bit overkill :) (I didn't test if it works), so if the docker image is official I'd rather just build it in there
[15:50] <ogra> t1mp_, does that answer your question ? https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/snapcraft-docker-images-on-dockerhub/1759
[16:09] <t1mp_> ogra: partially, I guess
[16:10] <t1mp_> it seems official, since sergiusens mentions there that he updated it
[16:10] <t1mp_> I still don't know if it is recommended. But it seems like the easiest solution for me right now, so I'll try it
[16:11] <t1mp_> it is a bit odd that on dockerhub I don't see that there is a link between snapcore and Canonical
[19:07] <t1mp_> where can I report bugs for https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft ?
[19:08] <t1mp_> snapcraft does not seem to run for me inside the container because sudo is not installed? sudo: no tty present and no askpass program specified
[19:08] <t1mp_> even though I'm root inside the docker container
[19:11] <t1mp_> hmm, sudo works in the container, but snapcraft not.
[19:15] <t1mp_> also, it works locally for me, but not on jenkins
[21:00] <ffejj> is it possible to have installed multiple versions of the same snap application?
[21:01] <t1mp_> I don't think so, but it is easy to switch between versions
[21:17] <ffejj> t1mp_: i don't want t
[21:17] <ffejj> *to lose settings