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Add netbase to docker-stacks-foundation image - fixes #2128 #2129
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@mathbunnyru, @consideRatio, @yuvipanda, and @manics, please vote 👍 to accept this change and 👎 not to accept it (use a reaction to this message) The voting deadline is the 6th of August (a week since I posted this message). We can have a discussion until the deadline, so please express your opinions. |
Its very small (12kB download, 40kB installed) and its maintained by ubuntu people so I also expect this to be sufficiently secure and robust. I'm looking to understand the value of this package on a bit higher level. I understand |
This means if there is at least one package that calls |
Yes, I ran into this trying to use the spead2 Python package to analyse astronomical data, (though I’m not sure whether the calls in question are in Python code or in the C++ extension). Took a bit of tracking down - my test case in base ubuntu:22.04 with just git and python added works, because netbase is a recommended package of git. But we install git with --no-install-recommends in the minimal image, so it doesn’t end up installed. |
Good enough explanation for me :) given it is part of posix / glibc, i voted +1 |
Nice, thanks, everyone! Waiting for the comment to be added in the dockerfile and then I'll merge this |
Thanks - added a comment. |
Describe your changes
Add the netbase Ubuntu package to the docker-stacks-foundation image.
This could also go in base, or minimal, but as a part of POSIX it seems like this belongs in the foundation image. It also seems analogous to the locales package installed in the same spot.
Issue ticket if applicable
Fix: #2128
Checklist (especially for first-time contributors)