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Just going to close this I don't have the time and it is a fairly minor win. |
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closes #65
The dockerfiles have a lot of duplication with them. Let's generate them instead using templates and haskell.
As part of this let's switch to using
buildpack-depswhich will slightly increase the size of the images, but has a much higher chance of being cached as it is very common in official images. Also the main debian images become more batteries included.