This repository contains the source code and the tooling to produce the Docker
containers used by Crater and docs.rs to build third-party crates. The
contents of this repository are released under the MIT license.
The images do not contain a Rust toolchain in them: you’ll need to manually
mount the toolchain(s) you want to use inside the container.
Adding new dependencies
If your crate fails to build on Crater or docs.rs, you can:
Open an issue with the names of the packages you need
Send a PR adding the package names to the linux/packages.txt file
Note that the package needs to be available in the Ubuntu 24.04 archives.
Available containers
linux
This container is based on Ubuntu 24.04 and includes all the native
dependencies used by Rust crates we know of. It’s used as the build environment
for the Crater and docs.rs projects.
This container is based on Ubuntu 24.04 and includes the minimum set of
dependencies needed to compile simple Rust programs. It’s used by the test
suites of Crater and docs.rs and during local development.
Build environment for third-party Rust crates
This repository contains the source code and the tooling to produce the Docker containers used by Crater and docs.rs to build third-party crates. The contents of this repository are released under the MIT license.
The images do not contain a Rust toolchain in them: you’ll need to manually mount the toolchain(s) you want to use inside the container.
Adding new dependencies
If your crate fails to build on Crater or docs.rs, you can:
linux/packages.txtfileNote that the package needs to be available in the Ubuntu 24.04 archives.
Available containers
linuxThis container is based on Ubuntu 24.04 and includes all the native dependencies used by Rust crates we know of. It’s used as the build environment for the Crater and docs.rs projects.
You can pull this container by running:
linux-microThis container is based on Ubuntu 24.04 and includes the minimum set of dependencies needed to compile simple Rust programs. It’s used by the test suites of Crater and docs.rs and during local development.
You can pull this container by running:
windowsThis work in progress container is based on Windows 2019. It’s currently unused and unmaintained, and no automated builds for it are available.