I added the build of a slim Docker image based on nansencenter/nansat_base:latest-slim.
Unfortunately I could not build and use a wheel as I intended, because PyPI only accepts "manylinux" wheels (see https://github.com/pypa/manylinux).
I think this would require too much effort for the gain, so I stuck with the previous approach.
The built image is available for tests as aperrin66/nansat:latest-slim.
@akorosov if you can spare the time to test it in a real use case, that would be great!
I added the build of a slim Docker image based on nansencenter/nansat_base:latest-slim.
Unfortunately I could not build and use a wheel as I intended, because PyPI only accepts "manylinux" wheels (see https://github.com/pypa/manylinux). I think this would require too much effort for the gain, so I stuck with the previous approach.
The built image is available for tests as aperrin66/nansat:latest-slim. @akorosov if you can spare the time to test it in a real use case, that would be great!