These packages were installed in
daf60fab72
for use with the `appsmithctl migrate` command, which has never been
documented, been deprecated and then deleted from code for some time
now.
Removing these packages now as we don't need them any longer.
Tested on EE and verified `/test all` to have passed.
## Automation
/test sanity
### 🔍 Cypress test results
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## Communication
Should the DevRel and Marketing teams inform users about this change?
- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **New Features**
- Updated the base image to `ubuntu:20.04` for improved compatibility.
- Introduced a new builder stage for Caddy with the `caddy-ratelimit`
module.
- Enhanced support for internationalization by setting environment
variables for language and locale.
- **Improvements**
- Streamlined package installation process by removing unnecessary
packages.
- Optimized the final image size with cleanup commands and maintained
essential database services.
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We're `watchtower:latest-dev` image for the `--schedule` support. This
was only available in the `latest-dev` version of Watchtower.
Now, this feature is available in the `latest` version of Watchtower, so
we should be fine switching back to `latest`.
More importantly, the `latest-dev` version of Watchtower, doesn't have
ARM images built. It only has AMD images built today. So this watchtower
service fails to start on ARM architectures. This PR fixes that.
- Add sub-directory for user to put custom certificate to use inside container
- Add flow to check existing custom certificate & process to use it
- Add section Custom Certificate in README.md
Added additional details about how to use the fat container, and how to manage / maintain it.
Also includes some refactorings that shouldn't affect the functionality significantly.
