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Self contained dotnet + delete SDK to reduce slug size #65

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@dstj dstj commented Sep 13, 2018

Hi @jincod.

This is essentially a redo of PR #20, but improved a bit and base on the current master branch.

With it, I passed from a 304.9M slug (which causes Warning: Your slug size exceeds our soft limit (304 MB) which may affect boot time.) to a 149M slug size!

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This is useful, we have been running locally with this change for over a year to reduce container memory usage. This is inline with .NET Core 3.0 work of optimizing for running in limited memory containers.

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kiran94 commented Oct 10, 2019

@jincod Any update here? This would also be very beneficial for us!

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jincod commented Oct 10, 2019

Hi there,

Could you please share more info about why do you need self-contained? Is it about slug size?

Here my current state
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kiran94 commented Oct 17, 2019

@jincod Yes, this is for the slug size

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Zero3 commented Nov 27, 2020

@jincod do you mind sharing the status on merging this PR? It has been idling for a year now, and I was wondering whether it is going to be merged at all, and whether you already fixed it in another way (as your screenshot indicates?) :)

@dstj @WilliamWhispell @kiran94 do you know anything? Or do you use another publicly available buildpack that has a fix for this already? :)

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dstj commented Nov 27, 2020

@Zero3 I always use my fork, which I'm rebasing on master every time I need the new .NET Core version.

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