testserver: slim testserver image #598
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The Check Self / Linux (pull_request) CI test failed, so I’m looking into what went wrong. It doesn’t seem to be caused by the PR itself, so it’s possible that the test might be flaky. |
Introduce multi-stage build to separate build from runtime. Reduce final image size Keep minimal Python env for test usage. Also enable multi-architecture support to ensure proper downloads based on the build environment. This fixes issues on ARM64 where the x86_64 binary was previously being downloaded.
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This is great work, thank you very much @YusukeShimizu 🙏 |
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Issue: #563
Reduces the image size for the gl-testserver by switching to a multi-stage Dockerfile build.
The previous image was around 9 GiB, causing long build/fetch times and taking up unnecessary space in development environments. With this change, the image footprint has been reduced to approximately 500MB.
Also enable multi-architecture support.