tldr:

cp takserver.env.example takserver.env # edit the env # export the variables gomplate uses (see the .tpl files) docker compose pull --include-deps --ignore-pull-failures docker compose -p tak up -d 

or use docker compose.local.yml without gomplate for local dev (rebuilding containers):

export DOCKER_TAG_EXTRA="-dev" docker build --no-cache --progress=plain -t takserver:latest${DOCKER_TAG_EXTRA} -t takserver:4.7-RELEASE-32${DOCKER_TAG_EXTRA} -t pvarki/takserver:4.7-RELEASE-32${DOCKER_TAG_EXTRA} . cp takserver.env.example takserver.env # edit the env docker compose -f docker-compose.local.yml -p tak up 

Note, for things that live in the volumes (like TAK certs) you must nuke the volumes to see changes:

docker compose -f docker-compose.local.yml -p tak down -v ; docker compose -f docker-compose.local.yml -p tak rm -vf 

Using the REST API is probably nicer though

Create client package:

docker compose -p tak exec takserver_api /bin/bash -c 'CLIENT_CERT_NAME=replaceme /opt/scripts/make_client_zip.sh' 

Then get /opt/tak/certs/files/clientpkgs/replaceme.zip out of the container:

docker compose -p tak exec taktakserver_apiserver /bin/bash -c 'base64 /opt/tak/certs/files/clientpkgs/replaceme.zip' | base64 -id >replaceme.zip 

This approach also works for recovering the admin cert (/opt/tak/certs/files/admin.p12 unless you changed the ADMIN_CERT_NAME ENV)

Create the user on the takserver container:

docker compose -p tak exec takserver_api /bin/bash -c 'cd /opt/tak/data/certs/ && CAPASS=$CA_PASS PASS=replaceme_user_cert_pass ./makeCert.sh client replaceme_username && ADMIN_CERT_NAME=replaceme_username /opt/scripts/enable_admin.sh' 

See above about the hard way of getting the cert file, or use the REST API.

Build the distribution:

mkdir outputs docker build --progress=plain -f Dockerfile_build --target files -t atakbuild:files . docker run --rm -it -v `pwd`/outputs:/output atakbuild:files 

Now you have the build artefacts in outputs -directory.