chore(ci): Update dockerfiles for improved R/Arrow C++ dependency management #416
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…agement (apache#416) Just a few quality-of-life improvements for the images to keep the R dependencies automatically up-to-date. I also checked that `xz` is not one of the affected versions...it had been on the archlinux image at one point; however, rebuilding the image several days ago puts the version at a version considered "fixed" by archlinux ( https://security.archlinux.org/package/xz ). We don't use this image for building any binaries that we distribute or otherwise consume.
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Just a few quality-of-life improvements for the images to keep the R dependencies automatically up-to-date.
I also checked that
xzis not one of the affected versions...it had been on the archlinux image at one point; however, rebuilding the image several days ago puts the version at a version considered "fixed" by archlinux ( https://security.archlinux.org/package/xz ). We don't use this image for building any binaries that we distribute or otherwise consume.