[Nexthop] Resolve symlinks for dotfiles when mounting into build container#1239
[Nexthop] Resolve symlinks for dotfiles when mounting into build container#1239zackary-nexthop wants to merge 2 commits into
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Signed-off-by: Zackary Ayoun <zackary@nexthop.ai>
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pip install -r requirements-dev.txt && pre-commit installpre-commit runSummary
Running
docker-build.pycurrently fails for users who manage their dotfiles via symlinks. During the bind-mount setup, the Docker daemon callsMkdirAll()on the source path without following symlinks. Because it sees the symlink as a non-directory, it attempts tomkdirover it, resulting in a "file exists" crash.This PR fixes the issue by using
os.path.realpath()to resolve the host path to its canonical directory before passing it to the Docker daemon.Also includes a pre-commit lint cleanup of
docker-build.py(typing imports, explicitsubprocess.run(..., check=False), snake_case locals) in a separate commit, required to satisfypre-commit runon the modified file.Test Plan
With this change, the script executed successfully without the "file exists" error, and the dotfiles were correctly mounted inside the container.
pre-commit run --files fboss/oss/scripts/docker-build.pypasses clean.