Invoke host binaries — Add the executables to the extension
Create a bash script for macOS and Linux, in the file binaries/unix/hello.sh with the following content Create a batch script for Windows in another file binaries/windows/hello.cmd with the following content Then update the Dockerfile to copy the binaries folder into the extension's container filesy
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Create a bash script for macOS and Linux, in the file binaries/unix/hello.sh with the following content
Create a batch script for Windows in another file binaries/windows/hello.cmd with the following content
Then update the Dockerfile to copy the binaries folder into the extension's container filesystem and make the files executable.
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Docker Documentation — content/manuals/extensions/extensions-sdk/guides/invoke-host-binaries.md :: Add the executables to the extension ↗Revision 3a9d778562f3 · Apache-2.0