Update and shrink images a bit #5
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This does a variety of things (see commits) to update and shrink the images. This lines up some things with matplotlib/matplotlib#16848.
I got rid of
conda
because everything ispip
-installed anyway, so it's not really helping us. Switching from xenial to bionic would have saved 150M more, but instead I went with the official python image as base, due to the reason listed in its docs of better layer sharing. The pre-installed packages also cut out on extra install steps for us.Using the
fonts-humor-sans
package adds 12 M for some reason, but droppinglibgeos-dev
saves 3M. Bigger savings come from dropping caches for 84M and switching base images for 628M. Overall, the image is 75% of its original size. Most of the remaining size is probably from LaTeX, and I don't think Debian has any finer-granularity packages for that (maybe Fedora would help there, but I don't want to change the container that much arbitrarily.)