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I would prefer the ability to squash a set of adjacent layers. Squashing the entire history doesn't seem like a great idea, you lose the benefit of common layer
by dewiz 10y ago
I would prefer the ability to squash a set of adjacent layers. Squashing the entire history doesn't seem like a great idea, you lose the benefit of common layers shared by different images. As for that multiple "&&" it's not a big deal, you can escape a new line and keep the file readable.
- cpuguy83 10y agoIt doesn't squash the whole history, just up to the `FROM` command. But yes, it defeats one of the optimizations that content addressable storage introduced.