fix: add g++ to the base-builder dependencies in DockerfileTDgpt.base

[tomchon]

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This pull request addresses a build dependency by incorporating the g++ compiler into the base-builder stage of the Docker image. This ensures that any subsequent build steps requiring C++ compilation will have the necessary tools available, preventing potential build failures.

Highlights

• Dockerfile Dependency: Added g++ to the apt-get install command in DockerfileTDgpt.base to ensure C++ compilation capabilities are available in the base-builder stage.

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Changelog

• packaging/docker/DockerfileTDgpt.base
  • Added g++ to the list of packages installed during the apt-get install command.

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Pull request overview

Adds the C++ compiler to the Docker “base-builder” stage so Python dependencies with native C/C++ extensions can build successfully during image creation.

Changes:

• Install g++ alongside gcc in the base-builder apt dependencies.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly adds g++ to the build dependencies in DockerfileTDgpt.base to support the compilation of Python packages with C++ extensions. I've provided a suggestion to further improve this by using the build-essential meta-package, which is a more robust and idiomatic approach for installing build-time dependencies in a Dockerfile.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better maintainability and to ensure all common build tools are present, it's recommended to use the build-essential meta-package instead of listing gcc and g++ individually. The build-essential package includes gcc, g++, make, and other necessary build tools (like libc-dev), making the build stage more robust for Python packages that might have varied native extension build requirements.

    apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends build-essential procps && \