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Anything I can do to help this along? I've just been manually installing curl after startup, but would love to stop doing that. |
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@edrude 👋 it's me again! I will have to do some CI cleanup. I think curl makes sense in the container. I will take another look when CI passes again. |
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curl in production containers is not really best-pratice IMHO. Any code/tool that is not really necessary should not go in a production container. Maybe there is a better way to use HEALTHCHECK. Or is HEALTHCHECK even necessary in the first place? |
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Using podman on RHEL 9 the health check has always failed for me. If I manually attach to the container and install curl then the health check works again. This pull request adds install curl to the dockerfile so that it will be available for use with the health check.