Dockerfile: enable building cgo dependencies #3865
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applicable to modules shipping native code
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closing this one as it is now a part of #3893 |
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What?
Enabled cgo and added
apt-get install gccinto the Dockerfile.Why?
51Degrees is the module that depends on the native C library and uses cgo to transparently compile this dependency. cgo depends on gcc.