Extension to support patching in 19.3 docker images #1695
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ghost
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Aug 28, 2020
ghost
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- Added a folder named extensions which could be used to provide additional features in docker images and the user can extend the base image to include these features.
- Added script buildExtensions.sh which provides the user to extend the image and choose which features needs to be included in the extended image.
- Added a folder called patching under extensions folder which provided patching support.
…e RU and one-offs provided by the user
…mmary just after new db is created
… a different patch level than oracle home
…nt under the extensions folder as a layered docker build
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Opened issue #1696 |
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