fix: Update Dockerfile to Install 'sharp' for Image Optimization #114
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August 10, 2024 14:37
Updated the Dockerfile to ensure consistent casing for the 'FROM' and 'AS' keywords, resolving the FromAsCasing warning.
…roduction mode- Added 'sharp' installation to the Dockerfile to ensure compatibility with Next.js image optimization in standalone mode.- Updated the build process to include 'sharp' as a dependency for the production environment.
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Summary
This PR updates the Dockerfile to include the installation of the
sharppackage, which is required for image optimization in Next.js when running in standalone mode.Changes Made
sharpinstallation to the Dockerfile.Related Issues