Update entrypoint to combine "find" invocations #270
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This should result in at most two invocations of `find` (as opposed to five), on a set of directories that might include a really huge amount of small files.
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Changes: - docker-library/redmine@84724ab: Merge pull request docker-library/redmine#270 from infosiftr/combined-find - docker-library/redmine@4090622: Update entrypoint to combine "find" invocations
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Changes: - docker-library/redmine@84724ab: Merge pull request docker-library/redmine#270 from infosiftr/combined-find - docker-library/redmine@4090622: Update entrypoint to combine "find" invocations
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This should result in at most two invocations of
find(as opposed to five), on a set of directories that might include a really huge amount of small files.Refs #268