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I have a project, where I intend to build and publish more than one Docker images with wercker. The source code for each of these are in their separate folders inside the project.

To serve as a simpler example I have created a repository, where you can reproduce this problem. I used an wercker's internal/docker-build. In the link it is clear there is a context property context, but it doesn't seem to have an effect: the context still seems to be the root of my project.

My folder structure:

• Root:
  
  
  
  
  • flask-app
    
    
    
    
    • app.py
    
    
    • requirements.txt
    
    
    • Dockerfile
    
    
    
    
  
  
  • wercker.yml
  
  
  
  

My wercker.yml file:

box:

id: python:2.7-slim

ports:

- "5000"



build:

  steps:

    - internal/docker-build:

        dockerfile: flask-app/Dockerfile

        context: flask-app

        image-name: flask-app

When I run wercker build --pipeline build in the project root, the output:

--> No Docker host specified, checking: /var/run/docker.sock

--> Executing pipeline

--> Copying working directory to: /home/handris/Projects/wercker-context/.wercker/projects/wercker-context

--> Copied working directory: 0.00s

--> Running step: setup environment

Pulling from library/python: 2.7-slim

Digest: sha256:df3ba9998242864e650d62d158685c3c7af8c4f3ae1545bdc38780473b0b6c55

Status: Image is up to date for python:2.7-slim

--> Copying source to container

--> Running step: wercker-init

--> Running step: docker build

Step 1/7 : FROM python:3.6-alpine

Pulling from library/python: 3.6-alpine

Digest: sha256:4ae5142f052c4efd0bede8483f8ca43a73e8fcfce5dbf8f581967c2c9bac597b

Status: Image is up to date for python:3.6-alpine

 ---> 1837080c5e87

Step 2/7 : ENV PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1

 ---> Using cache

 ---> c4a790b9c973

Step 3/7 : WORKDIR /app

 ---> Using cache

 ---> 69ff1c48b2ac

Step 4/7 : COPY requirements.txt requirements.txt

--> Steps passed: 5.60s

--> Pipeline finished: 5.80s

It cannot copy my requirements.txt that is in the same folder as my Dockerfile.

My wercker version:

wercker version 1.0.1216 (Compiled at: 2018-05-01T13:14:48Z, Git commit: 426a99095ec0c95391620319833338afd1ccbc74)

What I am I missing? How can I make the context property work with internal/docker-build?

Edit:
I also tried running the build without the dockerfile property, like so:

    - internal/docker-build:

      context: flask-app

      image-name: flask-app

In this case, the output:

--> No Docker host specified, checking: /var/run/docker.sock

--> Executing pipeline

--> Copying working directory to: /home/handris/Projects/wercker-context/.wercker/projects/wercker-context

--> Copied working directory: 0.00s

--> Running step: setup environment

Pulling from library/python: 2.7-slim

Digest: sha256:df3ba9998242864e650d62d158685c3c7af8c4f3ae1545bdc38780473b0b6c55

Status: Image is up to date for python:2.7-slim

--> Copying source to container

--> Running step: wercker-init

--> Running step: docker build

ERROR Failed to build image: Error response from daemon: Cannot locate specified Dockerfile: Dockerfile

--> Error response from daemon: Cannot locate specified Dockerfile: Dockerfile

--> Step failed: docker build Error response from daemon: Cannot locate specified Dockerfile: Dockerfile 0.28s

--> Pipeline failed: 3.40s

FATAL Step failed: docker build

And I have also tried specifying only the dockerfile property, like:

  steps:

    - internal/docker-build:

        dockerfile: flask-app/Dockerfile

        image-name: flask-app

In this case my console output is the same as in the first case.