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Cleanup cache after bundle install
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bundle install
Is there no flags or env var to tell Bundler to not save those I think setting an env var to tell Bundler to not keep those files would be a good fix. I do see these cache files as well after
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@eregon here is a ticket for Bunder rubygems/rubygems#7163. It was created a year ago with no progress How about the It would help me with another edge case: reducing a gem size (wkhtmltopdf_binary_gem) by removing binary files for unused platforms. Due to this gem + bundler cache, the whole ruby install cache weight 1Gb instead of 100Mb |
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Hi, I noticed that the cache size is double what all gems in my project weigh. It seems like it's due to
${BUNDLE_PATH}/ruby/*/cache/*.gem
files. But I don't think we need them afterbundle install
is finished. Or am I missing something?I was thinking about adding a config param like
prune-bundle-cache: true
that would runrm -rf ${BUNDLE_PATH}/ruby/*/cache
afterbundle install
Rails already does it https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/9e9f80778abb38b8d884d456594d6b6fa683c773/railties/lib/rails/generators/rails/app/templates/Dockerfile.tt#L57
WDYT?
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