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I would like to see the possibility of ignoring the exclude list.
I know that this has been brought up a couple of times with different variations. And I know that we do not usually want to pack the whole distribution into our AppDir. But there is one (in my opinion) quite valid use:
Docker deployment. Imagine you have a very minimal base image (i.e. ubuntu:22.04 which is cca 70MB) and you want to deploy your application that depends on a subset of libraries (typically OpenGL/X11, not present in ubuntu:22.04 by default) but you do not want to install all of these packages from apt.
Currently, you would have to add -l option to every one of these libs to make it work. So why not just allow ignoring the exclude list in options or with some env variable?
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I would like to see the possibility of ignoring the exclude list.
I know that this has been brought up a couple of times with different variations. And I know that we do not usually want to pack the whole distribution into our AppDir. But there is one (in my opinion) quite valid use:
Docker deployment. Imagine you have a very minimal base image (i.e.
ubuntu:22.04
which is cca 70MB) and you want to deploy your application that depends on a subset of libraries (typically OpenGL/X11, not present inubuntu:22.04
by default) but you do not want to install all of these packages from apt.Currently, you would have to add
-l
option to every one of these libs to make it work. So why not just allow ignoring the exclude list in options or with some env variable?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: