sujeito-operator opened a new pull request, #12731:
URL: https://github.com/apache/gravitino/pull/12731
### What changes were proposed in this pull request?
In `dev/docker/kerberos-hive/Dockerfile`, bind-mount `packages/` into the
three `RUN`s that untar it, and drop both the `COPY packages /tmp/packages`
that materialises it into a layer and the `RUN rm -rf /tmp/packages` that
cannot free it again. One file, net 2 lines shorter.
```dockerfile
RUN --mount=type=bind,source=packages,target=/tmp/packages \
tar -xz -C ${HADOOP_HOME} --strip-components 1 -f
/tmp/packages/${HADOOP_PACKAGE_NAME}
```
The mount target is the same `/tmp/packages`, so every `-f
/tmp/packages/${...}` argument is byte-identical to what is there today and the
three extracted trees are unchanged. A `--mount=type=bind` is visible only
while that `RUN` executes and is never committed to a layer, so there is
nothing left to `rm` and nothing to ship.
Two things I checked rather than assumed:
- **It is BuildKit.** `dev/docker/build-docker.sh` builds this image with
`docker buildx build --builder gravitino-builder ... -f Dockerfile .`, so `RUN
--mount=type=bind` is the stable frontend and no `# syntax=` directive is
needed. The published image's own layer history confirms it from the other
side: its `COPY` steps are recorded as `# buildkit`.
- **`source=packages` resolves to the right directory.** The same script
does `cd ${script_dir}/${component_type}` and passes `.` as the build context,
so the context is `dev/docker/kerberos-hive` and `packages` is exactly what the
`COPY` reads today. `hive-dependency.sh` populates it in the same place,
unchanged.
### Why are the changes needed?
The `COPY` writes the three install archives into a committed layer; the `rm
-rf` runs in a later layer and a later layer cannot reclaim bytes an earlier
one committed -- it only writes a whiteout on top. Both layers ship, so the
archives are pulled by everyone who pulls the image, on top of their own
already-extracted contents.
Read from Docker Hub on 2026-08-31 with an anonymous pull token -- no login
and no local build -- for `apache/gravitino-ci:kerberos-hive-0.1.6`,
`linux/amd64`:
| | compressed bytes |
|---|---|
| layer 7, `COPY packages /tmp/packages` | **506,263,481** |
| whole image, 63 layers | 1,414,100,417 |
| share of the image | **35.8%** |
To reproduce: take a pull token for `apache/gravitino-ci`, fetch the OCI
index for the tag, pick the `linux/amd64` manifest, and zip the config blob's
non-empty `history` entries against `manifest.layers`. Entry 7 is the `COPY
packages /tmp/packages # buildkit` step. (`docker history` shows the same step;
it reports the uncompressed size rather than the pulled size, so the figures
above are the smaller, pulled ones.)
Fix: #12730
### Does this PR introduce _any_ user-facing change?
No. No API, no property key, no configuration. The image built from this
Dockerfile contains the same files at the same paths -- `/usr/local/hadoop`,
`/usr/local/hive` and the JDBC driver in `${HIVE_HOME}/lib` are all extracted
by the same `tar` invocations from the same archives. The only difference is
that the archives themselves are no longer inside it.
### How was this patch tested?
Honestly, and with one gap I would rather name than paper over.
- **The claim about the current image is measured, not argued** -- the table
above is read from the published registry manifest for an immutable tag, so it
is checkable by anyone without trusting me or my environment.
- **The edit is mechanical and pinned by a test on my side**: the three `-f
/tmp/packages/${...}` arguments are asserted byte-identical after the patch,
the `tar` invocation count is asserted unchanged, and the three unrelated
`COPY`s beside the removed one (`kdc.conf`, `kadm5.acl`, `krb5.conf`) are
asserted still present.
- **I did not build the image.** There is no Docker daemon in my
environment, so CI does the build I could not, and the after-figure will come
from the next publish rather than from me. `AGENTS.md` asks for a unit test
with all new logic; there is no new logic here and no unit-test surface for a
Dockerfile, which is why this section is a description rather than a test name.
If a maintainer would rather keep the `COPY` for a build-cache reason I am
not seeing, please say so and close this -- it is one file, one concern, and
nothing else in the build depends on it.
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