feat: Slim down official docker image #4183
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Sounds reasonable. Wanna create a PR? /cc @kaiehrhardt wdyt? |
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This reduces the container image size from about 950MB to 200MB. Closes conventional-changelog#4183.
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This reduces the container image size from about 950MB to 200MB. Closes conventional-changelog#4183.
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This reduces the container image size from about 950MB to 200MB. Closes conventional-changelog#4183.
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Expected Behavior
It's great to have this tool as an official container image (commitlint/commitlint:latest), as it significantly simplifies setting up a CI pipeline. However, the official image is quite large, which slows down the pipeline due to lengthy download times. dive reports 982 MB for commitlint/commitlint:19.5.0@sha256:49d2b9f47d7f8534b8863d19f6f901b4dd33b2f53ddb310a9a95230ffd12426a. According to dive, the official image includes layers from the builder container that may not be necessary to run commitlint.
Current Behavior
See above.
Affected packages
Possible Solution
By using node:alpine and installing only the essential runtime components in a multi-stage build, it should be possible to reduce this image size to around 244 MB.
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