Are Jetbrains maintaining any Docker images I m looking for kotlinlang #getting-started

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jeggy

09/22/2021, 9:28 AM

Are Jetbrains maintaining any Docker images? I'm looking for some easy and trusted way of getting access to

kotlinc

inside a Docker Image.

c

CLOVIS

09/22/2021, 9:44 AM

The recommended way is to let Gradle or Maven download it for you, if your project is managed by one of these.

j

jeggy

09/22/2021, 9:53 AM

So I would guess there is no easy way of just running a .kts script inside a Docker image without mixing gradle into the mix? Then I think I will just create my own Docker image based of Ubuntu and use snap to install kotlinc 😛

ah, seems like snap isn't even included in any docker images 😮

c

CLOVIS

09/22/2021, 10:02 AM

If you just want a simple Kotlin script, the easiest method is probably through SDKMAN

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If you run your script via kscript, you can use my installer: https://gitlab.com/clovis-ai/dotfiles/-/blob/master/scripts/ensure_kscript

Which is available in a docker image 😅 though you can't control the Kotlin version, and I don't update it often.

It's fine for me because the scripts I run are simple automation things, so having a specific version isn't critical. If you do need something specific, that's probably a good starting off place

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