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I’m working on a project that involves building Docker images using Python. I came across an example that uses the py_oci_image rule to construct an OCI image. Unfortunately, the example relies on code from the py_layer directory, which is part of the examples repository.

Here’s a brief overview of what the py_oci_image rule does in the example:

  • Constructs an OCI image named image with a base image of Ubuntu.
  • Sets an entry point for the image.
  • Defines platforms like aarch64_linux and x86_64_linux with specific OS and CPU constraints.
  • Includes rules for creating a tarball of the image and running container structure tests and Python tests on the image.

Is there a similar functionality or rule that I can use to achieve the same result?

Any guidance or alternative approaches would be greatly appreciated!

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