docker: install missing Boost runtime library#5612
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Thanks for doing this. I have seen evidence of this missing library in at least the failing CI test of this PR, which mentions the error message copied below: p4lang/pna#131 |
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We should test our docker image to avoid errors such as this one in the future. Also add a note that we remove these installations once the root issue is fixed.
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Fixes #5593
The Docker image currently removes the Boost iostreams runtime
library during image cleanup:
However, several installed backend executables still depend on:
Examples include:
Reproduction:
Result:
This change explicitly installs the runtime package before cleanup,
so the installed binaries remain executable.