node and typescripts may be required, while arm64v8/ubuntu is a docker image based on arm release of ubuntu.
This is a light image (64Mb only) we can extend.
The problem will be to install node, because it is not a part of official package, thus you won't be able to use apt to install it on your base image.
Here is the point to start, let's continue the adventure inside this thread...
Using the image node:20 is far away faster. The purpose is just to use, not to rebuild the wheel. I were exploring a bad path.
This is a light image (64Mb only) we can extend.
The problem will be to install node, because it is not a part of official package, thus you won't be able to use apt to install it on your base image.
Here is the point to start, let's continue the adventure inside this thread...
(12-30-2023, 09:20 AM)Bibou Wrote: node and typescripts may be required, while arm64v8/ubuntu is a docker image based on arm release of ubuntu.
This is a light image (64Mb only) we can extend.
The problem will be to install node, because it is not a part of official package, thus you won't be able to use apt to install it on your base image.
Here is the point to start, let's continue the adventure inside this thread...
Using the image node:20 is far away faster. The purpose is just to use, not to rebuild the wheel. I were exploring a bad path.