Add swipl to new builds to fix build failures #32
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I think this is probably sane and warrants an exception to docker-library/meta-scripts#22 🙇 (It's funny that we're seeing it this direction -- usually it's the other way where the builds work locally / on AWS but fail on GHA 😂) |
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This is one option to attempt to address the failures noted here: docker-library/official-images#16167 (comment).
Alternatively, we can continue to debug why the
amd64image fails to build on our AWS instance but builds fine locally and on GitHub Actions or have the maintainer apply one of the other possible solutions (back tobullseyeor changeg++flags).We are in a little pause of adding new items because of scaling (docker-library/meta-scripts#22), but I think this can warrant earlier access since it should fix the failing build.