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Test Results for dda build docker Command

Tests Executed

1. Help Output Validation ✓

Verified that all options are present and properly documented:

Common Options:

  • --tag - Image tag
  • --registry - Docker registry
  • --full - Build method toggle
  • --arch - Architecture selection
  • --no-push - Skip push step

[Quick only] Options:

  • --base-image - Base image selection
  • --type - Dev environment type
  • --id - Dev environment instance
  • --process-agent - Include process-agent
  • --trace-agent - Include trace-agent
  • --system-probe - Include system-probe
  • --security-agent - Include security-agent
  • --trace-loader - Include trace-loader
  • --privateactionrunner - Include private action runner
  • --race - Enable race detector
  • --development/--no-development - Development mode
  • --signed-pull - Use signed image pull

[Full only] Options:

  • --cache-dir - Omnibus cache directory
  • --workers - Parallel workers count
  • --build-image - Build container image

2. Performance Benchmark (from previous session) ✓

Quick build method benchmarked against full omnibus build:

Quick Build (default):

  • Cold run: 116s
  • Warm run: 57s (~1 min)

Full Build (--full):

  • Cold run: 1921s
  • Warm run: 602s (~10 min)

Result: Quick build is ~10x faster on warm runs, matching the documented "~1-2 min" vs "~10-30 min" performance characteristics.

3. Option Organization ✓

Verified help output groups options logically:

  1. Common options first
  2. All [Quick only] options grouped together
  3. All [Full only] options at the end

This organization makes it easy to scan --help and understand which options apply to which build method.

Summary

All tests passed:

  • ✓ All options properly documented with clear [Quick only] / [Full only] prefixes
  • ✓ Help output well-organized for easy scanning
  • ✓ Performance benchmarks confirm expected build times
  • ✓ Command supports both quick iteration (default) and production-like builds (--full)

The command is ready for use with comprehensive option support for both build methods.