Move to the npm ci in the Dockerfile
As in current Dockerfile we install dependencies by npm install due to problem described in the https://github.com/asyncapi/.github/issues/123 issue. After resolving mentioned issue we should move from npm install to the npm ci.
Is this issue is resolved? and Remained to close?
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@abhijeetjejurkar Nope, we still use npm install https://github.com/asyncapi/server-api/blob/master/Dockerfile#L17
hi @magicmatatjahu, the PR https://github.com/asyncapi/.github/issues/123 is necessary to be merged first right? Could we do this change with a draft PR on this repo in the meantime, wdyt?
@BOLT04 Yeah, our workflow still try to install NodeJS projects with lockVersion: 1, so we have still problems described in the https://github.com/asyncapi/.github/issues/123 issue.
Could we do this change with a draft PR on this repo in the meantime, wdyt?
Hmm 😅 Which PR? I don't see PR related to this problem in this repo. Could you clarify?
ohh sorry, i meant if we could open a draft PR on this repo, changing to npm ci. It doesn't exist yet 😅 @magicmatatjahu
Aaa ok, sorry for misunderstanding! Yeah. you can create draft PR and check it :)
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