Added noninteractive for apt-get installs (take 2) #19
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This prevents a lot of the error messages during install that begin with "debconf: unable to initialize frontend: Dialog". This likely doesn't make any functional difference but it would make it easier to spot actual problems during a docker build.
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…t-installs Added noninteractive for apt-get installs (take 2)
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No problem! It's great to know that the pull request is tied to the branch, that way I can make changes without closing / reopening a pull request (that was my previous understanding) |
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This prevents a lot of the error messages during install that begin with "debconf: unable to initialize frontend: Dialog".
This likely doesn't make any functional difference but it would make it easier to spot actual problems during a docker build.