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Git in docker container. #203
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actually there's some inflation but its not detriminal as git itself is very lightweight. |
IMHO it's not significant inflation. |
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Install git in the docker container, proposed by coder#203. While it is possible that issue requires further discussion, this is just a proposal pull request. If that proposal is accepted, here's the pull request.
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Install git in the docker container, proposed by #203. While it is possible that issue requires further discussion, this is just a proposal pull request. If that proposal is accepted, here's the pull request.
Maybe it would be a good idea for future additions to add a bare bone image for people like me that wan't to save drive space and a more featured image. |
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Install git in the docker container, proposed by #203. While it is possible that issue requires further discussion, this is just a proposal pull request. If that proposal is accepted, here's the pull request.
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I believe Git just be installed by default in the docker container. Git integration is a core feature of VSCode. It's easy to add
apt-get install git
without significant complication or inflation of the docker image.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: