local docker build script#181
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./build-and-push-local.sh works well (after the Dockerfile temporary fix I shared @taoeffect).
To clarify the BUILD_TAGS: the PostgreSQL driver is pure-Go (lib/pq) and is always linked in (unconditionally compiled into every Forkana binary), so the SQLite-related tags only enable the SQLite backend in addition to it (and force CGO_ENABLED=1, linking SQLite's C library).
In addition, this seems to align with the CI workflow in #173 and #186.
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This is what I'm using while waiting for the GHA script to be polished.
@pedrogaudencio please have a look, and pay special attention to
BUILD_TAGSas I'm not sure about how those should be used (they're set to sqlite by default, do they need to be changed to support postgres?).