Docker: Keep /var/lib/apt/ to keep apt working #10830
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I like to exec into containers to debug them. Almost all the time I need to install something with apt. If we remove
/var/cache/apt/archives/partialapt complains about that and refuses to run until I create the directory. It is better to keep it and only remove/var/lib/apt/lists/*as it contains the cached lists. The remaining folders are less than 1MB in sum and this is considered best practice.