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Is docker-squash still maintained?
See original GitHub issueHi!
I noticed the last commit on master is from October 2019. Is docker-squash still maintained, is there a note on its current status somewhere?
Thanks and best, Sebastian
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Hi @goldmann thanks for your reply. If it works well for your current subset of operations in one particular environment is — while related — a bit of a different question than being maintained. What about the 17 other open issues, 3 pull requests and 4 non-master branches? Skip reading through the issues from latest to oldest a bit, I have already seen 5 that have never been answered to.
No worries, I’m open to feedback. Thanks for discussion!