{Packaging} Accelerate command execution in Docker image with warm start #30643
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Description
Call
az versionduring docker build to generate command index. This should accelerate the first command execution speed.It adds these files in
~/.azure, and onlycommandIndex.jsonis kept in the image.This reminds me of #19183, where the user complains that the first invocation is slow.
CLI also tries to get latest version from GitHub and save
versionCheck.jsonin fresh installation, which takes 2s on my machine. I believe it's also not necessary. Source code:azure-cli/src/azure-cli-core/azure/cli/core/__init__.py
Line 85 in a29d2e7
When releasing new docker image, the main branch version is not changed yet, so the
versionCheck.jsonis outdated. I don't want to cache an outdated file. #30671 fixes this issue.Testing Guide