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2024-07-12
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where can I find https://hub.docker.com/r/babashka/babashka/tags and related graalvm?
I mean how to find graalvm version of particular bb-docker(example https://hub.docker.com/layers/babashka/babashka/1.3.191-alpine)
you can find out by doing this:
$ bb -e '(System/getProperty "java.vm.version")'
"22.0.1+8"
The binaries aren't entirely built using the Dockerfile though. They are built on CircleCI and then copied, so the Dockerfile isn't really useful for reproducing.
The Dockerfile
on the root of the repo shows a full reproduction which should work locally, but this isn't actually used for producing the released bb binariesyeap. I thought about that. Thanks @U04V15CAJ