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The base image is go/alpine, with docker and git installed in it. Anything else that we think should go in here?
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I notice we're installing docker from alpine's apk repositories, which are builds of docker built by alpine. Perhaps that's ok for testing, but we definitely should not ship those as part of images for end-users.
Having a "runnable" compose image with docker installed basically replicates the official
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Good point, I think basing compose off the official docker cli image would be a lot better.
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Oh, nevermind! Compose is in the latest docker:*-cli images. Then I'll see if we can use that.