* Migrate `Dockerfile` to use a bullseye-based image
Also, some QoL changes on the `Dockerfile`:
- Parametrize GRAALVM_VERSION to make it easier to update
- Remove installing programs already included on base image
- Remove `deps.edn` from `.dockerignore` since it is necessary to build
* Migrate CircleCI to use a bullseye-based image
Also some modifications necessary to make it work:
- Migrate from `circleci` images to `clojure` since they're out-of-date
and also seem to be considered legacy:
https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/circleci-images/#legacy-language-images
- Remove unnecessary usage of `sudo`, since all commands runs as root
- Sync packages with `Dockerfile`. This will make easier to test locally
if everything will work (of course, it is not 100% guarantee)
* Remove lsof
* Remove "Install {Clojure,Leiningen}" steps
Already included on the base image.
* Do not change directory when downloading GraalVM
* Move "Download GraalVM" to script/download-graalvm
* Set GRAALVM_HOME correctly
* Unbreak mac build
* Revert "Set GRAALVM_HOME correctly"
This reverts commit 5e2a6158dc.
* Set GRAALVM_HOME correctly, take 2
* Improve download-graalvm script
* Re-added "Install Clojure" steps
* Set amd64 as default GRAALVM_ARCH
* Unbreak linux-aarch64
* Ubreak jvm
* Do not change directory
* Fix yaml
* Fix mac/linux-aarch64
* Add missing Clojure
* Fix cache
* Move GraalVM installation to /tmp
* Use script/install-clojure
* Use /opt instead of /tmp to install GraalVM
* Revert "Use /opt instead of /tmp to install GraalVM"
This reverts commit 3cfad03c8e.
* Use CircleCI's Clojure images again
* Go back to installing GraalVM on $HOME
