RUN echo "YARN VERSION IN RUNNER: " & yarn -version node_modules # Note yarn rebuild again - this is to let yarn rebuild binaries in the "runner" stage of the Dockerfile # We also have to remove unplugged, so that rebuilding happens and replaces the old binaries RUN rm -rf /app/.yarn/unplugged & yarn rebuild # The step below is from the Next.js Dockerfile example, but we don't need it because we use Yarn's Zero-installs. pnp.cjsĬOPY -from=builder /app/package.json. yarnrc.ymlĬOPY -from=builder /app/.pnp.cjs. yarn.lockĬOPY -from=builder /app/.yarnrc.yml. # You only need to copy if you are NOT using the default configuration COPY -from=builder /app/. # Production image, copy all the files and run next FROM node:alpine AS runner # Note yarn rebuild - this is to let yarn rebuild binaries RUN yarn rebuild & yarn build
RUN cd /app & echo 'YARN VERSION IN BUILDER: ' & yarn -version # Check to understand why libc6-compat might be needed. # Install dependencies and rebuild the source code only when neededonly FROM node:16.6.1-alpine3.13 AS builder
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