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the problem is if the error that it makes are subtle enough to be missed by the guy/gal who decided that "now I can take care of the Kubernetes install without
by Pamar 3y ago
the problem is if the error that it makes are subtle enough to be missed by the guy/gal who decided that "now I can take care of the Kubernetes install without even having to go to StackOverflow or whatever... you know, a place where other people with some experience can point out errors in the proposed solutions".
- thewataccount 3y agoYeah exactly. I'm not sure how many people would recognize that adding a file in one RUN and then removing it in another RUN during a Dockerfile build would result in the file still existing in one of the layers. IMO that's a good example of a critical bug (leaked private ssh key) that would be difficult to spot for even someone who's semi-comfortable with Dockerfiles and just isn't familiar with exactly how the build processes works and realizes that it will be an issue. Again it looks really correct and I think would have worked with no errors.