Improve Dockerfile: Build Speed, Image Size, and Clarity#1
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Summary
This PR refactors the main Dockerfile to optimize build performance, reduce image size, and improve maintainability.
Key Changes
Combined all apt install steps into a single layer to minimize build time and image layers.
Used --no-install-recommends for all package installations to avoid unnecessary dependencies.
Cleaned up apt cache after installs (rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*) to reduce image size.
Set DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive to prevent interactive prompts during build.
Added WORKDIR /src for clarity and consistency in all build stages.
Improved comments and structure for better readability.
Ensured custom scripts are installed in a single step.
Updated all multi-stage builds to use the new base image and conventions.
Benefits
Faster Docker builds.
Smaller, more secure images.
Easier to maintain and extend for future development.