ChangedDocker: Downgraded the Alpine base image in the Dockerfile to oldest supported version 3.19 for smaller images.
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NOOOOO, THAT'S NOT SOMETHING YOU SHOULD DO
- Docker: Downgraded the Alpine base image in the Dockerfile to oldest supported version 3.19 for smaller images. (
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- Docker: Downgraded the Alpine base image in the Dockerfile to oldest supported version 3.19 for smaller images. (
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NOOOOO, THAT'S NOT SOMETHING YOU SHOULD DO
- Docker: Downgraded the Alpine base image in the Dockerfile to oldest supported version 3.19 for smaller images. (
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@awoo What even is the point? I compared the images and it saves a measly 430kb !!
All of which is negated by the fact that Docker is likely to keep the old image cached for a while after updating anyways
@freya yeah exactly! though in my experience Docker keeps it cached until you tell it to prune old, dangling images
