Add installation for groff & less to fix aws cli dependencies #4
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Fine with me, 👍 |
sportebois
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Jan 8, 2019
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But, see aws/aws-cli#1957 (comment) It would add 160MB (in our case) to our docker image! This is NOT desirable. |
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This PR brings a fix to the installation and dependencies of the AWS CLI. Currently if you rely on the current image and you try to use the AWS CLI in any way, you will get the following error message:
This seems to be a known issue (aws/aws-cli#1957 (comment)) for which the fix is simply to add
groffandlessto the installation package. After adding these, the image was rebuilt locally and the problem seems to be fixed.