[docker]: Optimized Dockerfile and updated .dockerignore #1544
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ongsuwannoo
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EDIT: Cancel doing this.
In this commit, I've updated the prod script in package.json. The updated script now ensures that the TypeScript code is compiled before the application is started in production. This change will help us avoid potential runtime errors due to differences between TypeScript and JavaScript.
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This pull request includes optimizations for our
Dockerfile.Changes include combining
RUNcommands to reduce the number of layers in the image, using--no-install-recommendswithapt-get installto avoid installing unnecessary packages, cleaning up the apt cache after installing packages to reduce the image size, and using a.dockerignorefile to exclude unnecessary files and directories from the build context. These changes aim to improve the build speed and reduce the size of the final Docker image.