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I am using a node imagestream in order to build an app from a repository in Gitlab. In the gitlab pipiline file (gitlab-ci) i have these commands



  - oc new-build --name $APP  --binary --strategy=source  --image-stream=nodejs_multi:8.12.0

  - oc start-build $APP --from-dir=.

  - oc new-app $AP


My problem is that in the final image all the repository files remains within the container which leads to huge image size.



Is it possible to export the artifacts that results from the first command and start a build that only contain these artifacts ?






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    I am using a node imagestream in order to build an app from a repository in Gitlab. In the gitlab pipiline file (gitlab-ci) i have these commands



      - oc new-build --name $APP  --binary --strategy=source  --image-stream=nodejs_multi:8.12.0
    
  - oc start-build $APP --from-dir=.
    
  - oc new-app $AP


    My problem is that in the final image all the repository files remains within the container which leads to huge image size.



    Is it possible to export the artifacts that results from the first command and start a build that only contain these artifacts ?






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      I am using a node imagestream in order to build an app from a repository in Gitlab. In the gitlab pipiline file (gitlab-ci) i have these commands



        - oc new-build --name $APP  --binary --strategy=source  --image-stream=nodejs_multi:8.12.0
      
  - oc start-build $APP --from-dir=.
      
  - oc new-app $AP


      My problem is that in the final image all the repository files remains within the container which leads to huge image size.



      Is it possible to export the artifacts that results from the first command and start a build that only contain these artifacts ?






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      I am using a node imagestream in order to build an app from a repository in Gitlab. In the gitlab pipiline file (gitlab-ci) i have these commands



        - oc new-build --name $APP  --binary --strategy=source  --image-stream=nodejs_multi:8.12.0
      
  - oc start-build $APP --from-dir=.
      
  - oc new-app $AP


      My problem is that in the final image all the repository files remains within the container which leads to huge image size.



      Is it possible to export the artifacts that results from the first command and start a build that only contain these artifacts ?






      openshift openshift-origin s2i




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