Refactor: Update Dockerfile for Development and Production #1285
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…etup - Migrate from Debian Buster to Debian Bullseye for enhanced stability and security. - Install libvips-dev for optimized image processing. - Configure Node Version Manager (NVM) for Node.js installation from .nvmrc.
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Key Changes
Debian Upgrade: We’ve switched the base image from Debian Buster to Debian Bullseye. This change ensures we're using a more recent version with better support and security patches.
System Dependencies: The installation of
libvips-devhas been added to support optimized image processing, which is crucial for our application.Node Version Management: NVM is now properly configured to read the Node.js version from our
.nvmrcfile. The use ofsourcein the Dockerfile ensures that the NVM environment is loaded correctly, making it easier to maintain consistent Node.js versions across different environments.NPM Installation: The npm installation process has been streamlined, including a cleanup step to remove cached files and free up space.
For more details about the issue, please check #1281