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2, because the PR involves configuration changes, Dockerfile adjustments, and updates to docker-compose.yml, which are straightforward but require careful validation to ensure compatibility and functionality.
🧪 Relevant tests
No
🔍 Possible issues
Possible Inconsistency: The .gitattributes update might not cover all relevant file types that require specific line endings, potentially leading to inconsistencies across different development environments.
Dockerfile Best Practices: The Dockerfile changes, while improving readability, might not fully adhere to Docker best practices, such as minimizing the number of layers and ensuring efficient caching.
🔒 Security concerns
No
Code feedback:
relevant file
.gitattributes
suggestion
Consider adding more specific file types to the .gitattributes to ensure consistent line endings across all text files, not just the ones explicitly listed. This can help avoid potential merge conflicts or issues with text file processing across different operating systems. [important]
To reduce the image size and build time, consider combining RUN instructions where possible to minimize the number of layers created. This can be achieved by using && to chain commands together. [important]
Consider using a more specific tag than latest for the composer image to ensure reproducible builds. Using a specific version helps avoid unexpected changes when the latest tag is updated. [medium]
For the daemon service, explicitly defining the restart policy as unless-stopped is good practice. However, consider adding health checks to ensure the service is not only up but also functional. This can be crucial for maintaining the overall health of the application. [medium]
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Remove explicit LF configuration for .env files to reduce complexity.
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+# Convert line endings to Unix format to ensure script compatibility
RUN dos2unix /usr/local/bin/start.sh
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leonardocustodio
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Type
enhancement, bug_fix
Description
wallet-daemonand updated Docker configurations to use images from Docker Hub..gitattributesto enforce LF line endings for text files and CRLF for .bat scripts.docker-compose.ymlto specifylinux/amd64platform for certain services and to use the Docker Hub image for thedaemonservice.Changes walkthrough
.gitattributes
Update Line Ending Configurations.gitattributes
.gitmodules
Remove Wallet-Daemon Submodule.gitmodules
wallet-daemon.Dockerfile
Dockerfile Enhancements and Start Script Fixconfigs/core/Dockerfile
dos2unixconversion.docker-compose.yml
Docker Compose Platform Updates and Daemon Image Source Changedocker-compose.yml
decoderanddaemonservices to uselinux/amd64platform.daemonservice to use image from Docker Hub instead ofbuilding from a local Dockerfile.