So this is potentially already being done but I couldn't find anywhere within the installation path where this might be accomplished, and the output certainly isn't showing such.
As part of C9 Core's installation (scripts/install-sdk.sh) there's a rather significant section of C Compiles being done. Configure, Make and Make-Installs are prevalent throughout the process.
However, I can't see any activity around a make clean being run after the compiles / objects are compiled into their various libs/exes.
Is there cleanup being done on the build objects such that they're not left around after the installation is complete? If so and I'm missing it, so be it. If not, this is incredibly important for things like container size among other "space saving" pushes with new technology these days.
There is no cleanup being done currently, but if you want to save space a better strategy would be to install tmux before running the cloud9 installer, so that cloud9 does not need to compile it from source.
So this is potentially already being done but I couldn't find anywhere within the installation path where this might be accomplished, and the output certainly isn't showing such.
As part of C9 Core's installation (scripts/install-sdk.sh) there's a rather significant section of C Compiles being done. Configure, Make and Make-Installs are prevalent throughout the process.
However, I can't see any activity around a make clean being run after the compiles / objects are compiled into their various libs/exes.
Is there cleanup being done on the build objects such that they're not left around after the installation is complete? If so and I'm missing it, so be it. If not, this is incredibly important for things like container size among other "space saving" pushes with new technology these days.