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qtwaylandtests
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@@ -32,3 +32,20 @@ in a config.opt file and running docker like this:
-e QT_DOCKERTEST_QT5_REV=dev \
-it docker-qt-tests
### ccache volume
If you run the image multiple times on similar patch sets, e.g. in CI systems,
you can cache compilation results by using a shared ccache between different
runs. Create a voume using:
$ docker volume create ccache
And then launch like this
$ docker run -v ccache:/home/build/.ccache \
-e QT_DOCKERTEST_QTWAYLAND_REV=dev \
-e QT_DOCKERTEST_QT5_REV=dev \
-it docker-qt-tests
By default the cache will be 5GiB, you might want to increase it slightly by
editing ccache.conf in the volume.
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