Odoo Docker镜像脚手架搭建：V10版本如何复现scaffold命令？

Hey there! Let's break down exactly how to run that odoo-bin scaffold openacademy addons command using the Odoo 10 Docker image, and make sure your scaffold files stick around after working with containers.

Prerequisites #

First, make sure you've pulled the Odoo 10 Docker image if you haven't already:

docker pull odoo:10

Step 1: Prepare a Local Addons Directory #

Docker containers are ephemeral by default—any files created inside them vanish when the container is deleted. To keep your scaffold module permanently, create a local directory on your host machine and set the right permissions (Odoo runs as user odoo with UID 1000 inside the container):

mkdir -p ./local-addons && chown -R 1000:1000 ./local-addons

Step 2: Run the Scaffold Command (Two Options) #

You have two straightforward ways to execute the scaffold command:

Option 1: Use a Temporary Container (Clean & Quick)

This runs the command in a one-off container and deletes it right after, leaving your module in the local directory:

docker run --rm -v ./local-addons:/mnt/extra-addons odoo:10 odoo-bin scaffold openacademy /mnt/extra-addons

• --rm: Automatically removes the container once the command finishes
• -v ./local-addons:/mnt/extra-addons: Mounts your local directory to the container's /mnt/extra-addons path (a common spot for custom addons)
• The final part is the actual scaffold command, pointing to the mounted directory so files save locally

Option 2: Enter a Running Container (For Ongoing Work)

If you already have an Odoo 10 container running (or want to keep one active), do this:

1. Start a container with your local addons mounted (if you haven't already):

   docker run -d -v ./local-addons:/mnt/extra-addons --name my-odoo10 odoo:10
   

2. Enter the container's shell:

   docker exec -it my-odoo10 bash
   

3. Run the scaffold command inside the container, targeting the mounted directory:

   odoo-bin scaffold openacademy /mnt/extra-addons
   

Verify Your Module #

Check your local ./local-addons directory—you should see the openacademy scaffold module with all the standard Odoo module files (models, views, controllers, etc.)!

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Billal BEGUERADJ