Add "ADDITIONAL_PKGS" env var to Jenkins template #37
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@binhex any feedback on this? we may actually be able to remove the deps for openssh and git in the future and rely on this feature for that instead (as not everyone will need Git on their Jenkins container?) |
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Hi sorry for the delay, I agree that the ability to specify additional packages should be included, however I want to add this functionality to multiple images so I'm going to have a little think about this first. |
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This PR just adds the environment variable ADDITIONAL_PKGS to the Jenkins template. Space-separated list allows container maintainers to specify additional packages to be installed for Jenkins. Specifically for my needs, I need NPM installed to perform builds (no benefit from setting up separate instances of Jenkins, very barebones use case)