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Use the pre-build version provided on Docker hub. External dependencies are collected on the build host of Travis-CI and you would need to replicate that on your local system. If you can't do that, the pre-build images is what you want to use.
…educed build time (#4)
Dockerfile:
Moved ARG BUILD_DATE and dependend RUNS to the end, becasue this invalidats the cache for every build run
Added Version numbers to every apt package to specify what is installed and be able to update the image if new versions are released. Specifying a new version will invalidate the cache for the layer and all following ones
Added wildcard for some plattform specific versions where version arn't the same overall
Removed upgrade in base envionment, versions should be used from the specified base imae
removed apt-transport-https package, because it's no longer needed
combined COPY to reduce layers created
rearrange dockerfile for improved cache
specified buster als 10.7 to be able to get notified when 10.8 is released via dependabot and start a new build
Use the slim image instead of the full one
build.yml
readded caching, Dockerfile supports now caching
Step 64/73 : COPY src/fhem/trunk/fhem/ /fhem/
lstat src/fhem/trunk/fhem/: no such file or directory
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