Build a self-contained Docker image for fuzzing OSS-Fuzz projects with FuzzBench fuzzing engines. #13185
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/gcbrun oss_fuzz_on_demand.py skcms --fuzzing-engine libafl |
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/gcbrun oss_fuzz_on_demand.py skcms --fuzzing-engine eclipser |
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/gcbrun oss_fuzz_on_demand.py skcms --fuzzing-engine libafl |
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Add build steps to create and upload a self-contained Docker image that enables fuzzing OSS-Fuzz projects using FuzzBench fuzzers. This image encapsulates all necessary runtime dependencies.
/workspacedirectory, ensuring they are accessible across build steps.runner.Dockerfilefrom FuzzBench, incorporating required fuzzer runtime dependencies into the image.docker runon this image will initiate fuzzing.Related to b/401215144 .