at the moment, given the compilation target we're using the respective Docker image from dockcross, then adding Node.js on top. this means building for every compilation target means downloading each image and then adding Node.js on top. it would be more efficient if we had a common base image with Node.js already installed and had our own set of compilation target images using our base image.
vweevers
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5 years ago
at the moment, given the compilation target we're using the respective Docker image from
dockcross, then adding Node.js on top. this means building for every compilation target means downloading each image and then adding Node.js on top. it would be more efficient if we had a common base image with Node.js already installed and had our own set of compilation target images using our base image.