Docker build process optimised #27
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… stack. Working on a raspberry pi!
Unable to test on my laptop as doesn't support virtualization :( Might be time for a new laptop - or get my VPN/homelab working at home
The 'smib.Dockerfile' file has been removed from the project. This file was previously used to create a Docker image of the smib application. Since it is no longer needed, it has been deleted to aid in maintaining project clarity and organization.
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@sjefferson99 no its not being used - its a relic of times gone by. I shall remove and commit |
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Includes techniques from https://medium.com/@albertazzir/blazing-fast-python-docker-builds-with-poetry-a78a66f5aed0
Caching dependencies - automatic time zone setting
To test:
docker compose up -d --buildFirst build might take a bit longer - but caches a lot of stuff so subsequent builds are a lot faster