Try to head off file ownership issues #2096
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Development libraries are included in the final image.
The development libraries (
gcc,libssl-dev,libpq-dev,default-libmysqlclient-dev,pkg-config,libffi-dev) are present in the final Docker image. Consider removing these libraries in the final stage to reduce image size.🔗 Analysis chain
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57-58: Approved: Addition of development libraries for Python dependencies.The inclusion of these development libraries is necessary for building certain Python packages. However, ensure that these libraries are not carried over to the final image to keep it lean.
Let's verify if these development libraries are present in the final image:
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1-78: Overall approval: Changes address file ownership issues and improve build process.The modifications in this Dockerfile effectively address the PR objectives by configuring Git to handle file ownership issues and updating dependencies. The changes are well-structured and appropriate for the different build stages. Consider the suggestions for comment updates and verifications to further improve the Dockerfile.
34-35: Approved: Git configuration addresses file ownership issues.This change aligns with the PR objective of heading off file ownership issues. However, setting
safe.directoryto*could potentially have security implications if not carefully managed.To ensure this change doesn't introduce unintended side effects, let's verify if there are any other Git configurations in the repository:
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46-51: Update or remove the outdated comment about Poetry version.The comment refers to issues with Poetry 1.4, but the version has been updated to 1.6.1. Consider updating or removing this comment if the issues are no longer relevant.
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Unfortunately this does not successfully enable I'm noodling on how that can be resolved, since this seems like it must be a pretty common situation with a well-understood solution. An alternative is to introduce a Postgresql container that uses that volume, and have the backend use Postgres instead of SQLite. I think this change would better reflect actual deployment scenarios, while being incidental to the local "docker compose up" workflow we're trying to make better here. What do you think? |
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definitely true that mysql and postgres are the right targets for real deployed environments. https://github.com/sartography/arena-compose-postgres has a compose file using postgres. |
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A WILD SOLUTION APPEARS! This looks like The Right Way, being both clever and straightforward at the same time. It's something I can easily test locally; will do that, then make a PR if it works. |
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See conversation [here](sartography#2096 (comment)). Tested locally; it works!
See #2090 (comment)
I think this will work, but I'm not working directly with your build pipeline locally.🤞
cc @burnettk
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