Hello guys, I want to make some changes into source files and rebuild "lakectl". I downloaded github repository, ran "docker-compose up". Next made some changes in source files and trying to rebuild lakectl by "make all". New binary file appears into root of the project, but looks like that new file doesn't have my changes. Am I doing something wrong?

hi, the binary you built should include you changes - can you share your git diff

the .env file has

TAG=latest

which means docker-compose tries to fetch

treeverse/lakefs:latest

image (from docker repo). In order to build an image from source code there are a couple of ways 1. replace

image: "treeverse/lakefs:${TAG}"

with

build : .

in docker-compose file 2. Another way is to build an image with

dev

tag. To do that change

TAG=dev

in

.env

and run

make build-docker

. Then do

docker-compose up

I am also completely new to this repo so not sure which one of this is the recommended way to do this. Probably @Barak Amar can suggest.

both ways are valid. thought the compiled version is used outside as a CLI that connects to the running service.

agreed. If the source code changes are pertaining only to lakectl command then no need to make a docker image. Just

docker-compose up

and use lakectl from host