Dockerfile fails to build #813 #814
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- Upgrading to libwebp7 to resolve missing package error - Removing `--with-libdir=` option on php configure ldap that was causing build failure.
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You are right - it builds successfully when done through ci/cd pipeline on ubuntu-latest. Changing to just the libwebp7 update in this pull request. |
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Upgrading to libwebp7 to resolve missing package error with base image upgrading to Debian 12. Fix for #813
This was included in my original PR, but has been removed:
Removing
--with-libdir=option on php configure ldap that was causing build failure. I do not know PHP well enough to know what the--with-libdir=lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/was doing, but removing resolved docker build failures. The resulting docker image tests successfully within my target environment.