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There's also another workaround to the ones mentioned by other posters: You could install your compilers, do your build, and clean up all your build tools withi
by zenlikethat 11y ago
There's also another workaround to the ones mentioned by other posters: You could install your compilers, do your build, and clean up all your build tools within just one shell script invoked by a RUN line in Dockerfile. It's not pretty but it works.
- shykes 11y agoYes that is a common workaround as well. By the way: there is an open request for contributions to help improve this. The core Docker team very much wants to improve squashing in build, but it's a matter of time and resources. If somebody cares enough to take the time to carry a design proposal then a patch, we would be happy to support that effort!