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During dockerbuild, I'd like to install a (rather big) RPM from build context/host without copying it first into the image in order to keep my image small. Ideally, there would be a way to read a file directly from build context.

What are my options (beside using a HTTP server on the host)? What are the best practices for this use-case?

During dockerbuild, I'd like to install a (rather big) RPM from build context without copying it first into the image in order to keep my image small. Ideally, there would be a way to read a file directly from build context.

What are my options (beside using a HTTP server on the host)? What are the best practices for this use-case?

During dockerbuild, I'd like to install a (rather big) RPM from build context/host without copying it first into the image in order to keep my image small. Ideally, there would be a way to read a file directly from build context.

What are my options (beside using a HTTP server on the host)? What are the best practices for this use-case?

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Install a RPM from build context without copying it first

During dockerbuild, I'd like to install a (rather big) RPM from build context without copying it first into the image in order to keep my image small. Ideally, there would be a way to read a file directly from build context.

What are my options (beside using a HTTP server on the host)? What are the best practices for this use-case?