Optimize docker image

[sh-cho]

Motivation:

Currently docker image has all client binaries inside, also copied twice under bin/* and bin/native/*. Only single client binary file is enough. Image below is layer info inside ghcr.io/line/centraldogma:0.77.2 (used dive)
Also linux/arm64 image doesn't have linux/arm64 client binary.

Modification:

• Use centraldogma-go 0.1.1 version. Since 0.1.1, linux/arm64 binary is available.
• In dockerfile, copy only one client binary for same target architecture
• Other changes
  • Remove gradle docker plugin, as it is not used since Support docker image multiplatform build #1158
  • Client binary name is changed. It uses underscore now. (ex. dogma.linux-amd64 -> dogma.linux_amd64)

Result:

• Only one client binary is included in docker image. image size is shrinked from 379M to 331M (-12.6%, checked with docker inspect)

• linux/arm64 image contains linux/arm64 client binary

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Removed Docker-related entries from the build configuration to streamline the toolchain and reduce maintenance.
  • May slightly improve build times and avoid fetching unused artifacts in local and CI environments.
  • No user-facing functionality or interfaces were changed; application behavior remains the same.

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Walkthrough

Removed Docker-related entries from dependencies.toml: deleted the docker version under [versions] and the corresponding docker plugin declaration under [plugins]. No other changes were made.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Build config cleanup dependencies.toml	Removed [versions].docker = "9.4.0" and [plugins].docker = { id = "com.bmuschko.docker-remote-api", version.ref = "docker" }.

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I nibbled old Docker from our leafy scroll,
Hop! off the page, a lighter role.
No engine’s rumble, no plugin’s tune—
Just cleaner fields beneath the moon.
Thump-thump, the repo feels so spry. 🐇

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[sh-cho]

Q. I just changed client binary name to use underscore (ex. dogma.linux-amd64 -> dogma.linux_amd64), to maintain gradle script more consistent. This would introduce breaking changes. Is it ok or not?
If client binary name shouldn't be changed, it's also ok but string replace codes would be placed, because client artifact name is currently using underscores (ex. dogma_0.1.1_darwin_amd64.tar.gz)

[minwoox]

Looks great, thanks!

Client binary name is changed. It uses underscore now.

What's the rationale behind this, by the way?

[minwoox]

If client binary name shouldn't be changed, it's also ok but string replace codes would be placed, because client artifact name is currently using underscores (ex. dogma_0.1.1_darwin_amd64.tar.gz)

I just read this. 👍

[ikhoon]

Thanks!

[ikhoon]

👍