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Changed build mojo to enable renaming files added to container #301
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…s (renaming) - if the resource selection names a single file. That way it is possible to use the build output where the name is of significance in the container - e.g. WAR name copied to Tomcat webapps directory defines the context path of the deployed app.
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Enabled using the name provided in resource's literally, so that the new name can be given to a file.
The trigger for this behavious is the resource definition naming a single file (similar to the below), and the target path not ending with trailing slash (which would make DOCKER treat is as directory name).
<configuration> <baseImage>dordoka/tomcat</baseImage> <imageName>${docker-image-name}</imageName> <resources> <resource> <targetPath>${webapps-dir-path}/ROOT.war</targetPath> <directory>${project.build.directory}</directory> <include>${project.build.finalName}.war</include> </resource> </resources> </configuration>