fix(docker): resolve arm64 apk failures with deno alpine image#268
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denoland/deno:alpine-2.6.8shipping glibc-linkedlibcrypto.so.3in/usr/local/lib/apkcommands withLD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/libto use Alpine's musl-based system libraries insteadContext
The Deno Alpine Docker image bundles its own
libcrypto.so.3andlibgcc_s.so.1compiled against glibc, which conflicts with Alpine's musl libc on arm64. This causesapkto fail with "Error relocating" symbol errors (exit code 127).Known upstream issue: denoland/deno_docker#373
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