GitHub - buildpack/pack: CLI for building apps using Cloud Native Buildpacks

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pack - Buildpack CLI

pack is a tool to create runnable images from applications using buildpacks.

For information on buildpacks: buildpacks.io

Example Usage

Currently we recommend using the development detect image

./pack build <REPONAME> [-p <PATH to APP>] --detect-image packsdev/v3:detect

The above will create images on your local daemon. If you wish to create images on a docker registry, use the --publish flag.

./pack build myorg/myapp -p fixtures/node_app --detect-image packsdev/v3:detect --publish

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