def build()

in src/image.py [0:0]

• 18 lines of code
• 8 McCabe index (conditional complexity)

    def build(self):
        """
        The build function sets the stage for starting the docker build process for a given image.

        :return: int, Build Status
        """
        self.summary["start_time"] = datetime.now()

        # Confirm if building the image is required or not
        if not self.to_build:
            self.log.append(["Not built"])
            self.build_status = constants.NOT_BUILT
            self.summary["status"] = constants.STATUS_MESSAGE[self.build_status]
            return self.build_status

        # Conduct some preprocessing before building the image
        self.update_pre_build_configuration()

        # Start building the image
        with open(self.context.context_path, "rb") as context_file:
            self.docker_build(fileobj=context_file, custom_context=True)
            self.context.remove()

        if self.build_status != constants.SUCCESS:
            LOGGER.info(f"Exiting with image build status {self.build_status} without image check.")
            return self.build_status

        if not self.to_push:
            # If this image is not supposed to be pushed, in that case, we are already done
            # with building the image and do not need to conduct any further processing.
            self.summary["end_time"] = datetime.now()

        # check the size after image is built.
        self.image_size_check()

        # This return is necessary. Otherwise FORMATTER fails while displaying the status.
        return self.build_status