Builtin args
Builtin args are variables with values automatically filled-in by Earthly.
The value of a builtin arg can never be overridden. However, you can always have an additional
ARG, which takes as the default value, the value of the builtin arg. The additional arg can be overridden. ExampleARG EARTHLY_TARGET_TAG
ARG TAG=$EARTHLY_TARGET_TAG
SAVE IMAGE --push some/name:$TAG
Important
In contrast to Dockerfile predefined args, Earthly builtin args need to be pre-declared before they can be used. For example
ARG EARTHLY_TARGET
RUN echo "The current target is $EARTHLY_TARGET"
The following builtin args are available
Name | Description | Example value |
|---|---|---|
EARTHLY_BUILD_SHA | The git hash of the commit which built the currently running version of Earthly. | 1a9eda7a83af0e2ec122720e93ff6dbe9231fc0c |
EARTHLY_CI | Whether the build is being executed in --ci mode. | true, false |
EARTHLY_GIT_AUTHOR | The git author detected within the build context directory. If no git directory is detected, then the value is an empty string. | John Doe <[email protected]> |
EARTHLY_GIT_CO_AUTHORS | The git co-authors detected within the build context directory, separated by space. If no git directory is detected, then the value is an empty string. | Jane Doe <[email protected] Jack Smith <[email protected]> |
EARTHLY_GIT_COMMIT_AUTHOR_TIMESTAMP | The author timestamp, as unix seconds, of the git commit detected within the build context directory. If no git directory is detected, then the value is an empty string. | 1626881847 |
EARTHLY_GIT_BRANCH | The git branch of the git commit detected within the build context directory. If no git directory is detected, then the value is an empty string. Must be enabled with the VERSION --git-branch 0.7 feature flag. | main |
EARTHLY_GIT_COMMIT_TIMESTAMP | The committer timestamp, as unix seconds, of the git commit detected within the build context directory. If no git directory is detected, then the value is an empty string. | 1626881847 |
EARTHLY_GIT_HASH | The git hash detected within the build context directory. If no git directory is detected, then the value is an empty string. Take care when using this arg, as the frequently changing git hash may be cause for not using the cache. | 41cb5666ade67b29e42bef121144456d3977a67a |
EARTHLY_GIT_ORIGIN_URL | The git URL detected within the build context directory. If no git directory is detected, then the value is an empty string. Please note that this may be inconsistent, depending on whether an HTTPS or SSH URL was used. | [email protected]:bar/buz.git or https://github.com/bar/buz.git |
EARTHLY_GIT_PROJECT_NAME | The git project name from within the git URL detected within the build context directory. If no git directory is detected, then the value is an empty string. | bar/buz |
EARTHLY_GIT_SHORT_HASH | The first 8 characters of the git hash detected within the build context directory. If no git directory is detected, then the value is an empty string. Take care when using this arg, as the frequently changing git hash may be cause for not using the cache. | 41cb5666 |
EARTHLY_LOCALLY | Whether the target is being executed LOCALLY. | true, false |
EARTHLY_SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH | The timestamp, as unix seconds, of the git commit detected within the build context directory. If no git directory is detected, then the value is 0 (the unix epoch) | 1626881847, 0 |
EARTHLY_TARGET_NAME | The name part of the canonical reference of the current target. | For the target github.com/bar/buz/src:john/work+foo, the name would be foo |
EARTHLY_TARGET_PROJECT_NO_TAG | The project part of the canonical reference of the current target, but without the tag. | For the target github.com/bar/buz/src:john/work+foo, this would be github.com/bar/buz/src |
EARTHLY_TARGET_PROJECT | The project part of the canonical reference of the current target. | For the target github.com/bar/buz/src:john/work+foo, the canonical project would be github.com/bar/buz/src:john |
EARTHLY_TARGET_TAG_DOCKER | The tag part of the canonical reference of the current target, sanitized for safe use as a docker tag. This is guaranteed to be a valid docker tag, even if no canonical form exists, in which case, latest is used. | For the target github.com/bar/buz/src:john/work+foo, the docker tag would be john_work |
EARTHLY_TARGET_TAG | The tag part of the canonical reference of the current target. Note that if the target has no canonical form, the value is an empty string. | For the target github.com/bar/buz/src:john/work+foo, the tag would be john/work |
EARTHLY_TARGET | The canonical reference of the current target. | For example, for a target named foo, which exists on john/work branch, in a repository at github.com/bar/buz, in a subdirectory src, the canonical reference would be github.com/bar/buz/src:john/work+foo. For more information about canonical references, see target referencing. |
EARTHLY_VERSION | The version of Earthly currently running. | v0.6.2 |
TARGETARCH | The target processor architecture the target is being built for. | arm, amd64, arm64 |
TARGETOS | The target OS the target is being built for. | linux |
TARGETPLATFORM | The target platform the target is being built for. | linux/arm/v7, linux/amd64, linux/arm64 |
TARGETVARIANT | The target processor architecture variant the target is being built for. | v7 |
USERARCH | The processor architecture the target is being built from. | arm, amd64, arm64 |
USEROS | The OS the target is being built from. | linux, darwin |
USERPLATFORM | The platform the target is being built from. | linux/arm/v7, linux/amd64, darwin/arm64 |
USERVARIANT | The processor architecture variant the target is being built from. | v7 |
Note
The classical Dockerfile predefined args are currently not available in Earthly.
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