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Shows how to fix leptonai install makes Docker image huge - use the slim package. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
How to fix: leptonai install makes Docker image huge - use the slim package. The verified fix from the maintainer thread, distilled into reusable steps.
Yes, this was fixed in 0.18.0. The package was split in two: plain leptonai has no CUDA dependencies and stays small, while leptonai[runtime] has the full set. If you only need the client and deployment tooling in your image, install leptonai without the runtime extra and your image size drops back down. Source: https…
Problem outcome: unknown
Installing leptonai via poetry made my Docker image 10x bigger because of all the extra dependencies like CUDA. Deployment takes forever now. Is there a lighter install option?
Problem outcome: unknown