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Hi @pgierz , thanks for your interest in micromamba.

Software takes space, there is no way around that basic truth, but here are some options you can try out:

• Look up best practices for apt in a Dockerfile. You aren't cleaning up a bunch of cache and temp files. (You also aren't following micromamba best practices for cleaning up -- see the README.md for examples)
• Perhaps install git via micromamba. Probably won't be any smaller, but your Dockerfile will be less complex
• If you just need to clone a git repo into your image once, then look up multi-stage docker builds. This allows you to have a setup docker image that has the git binaries but not include those binaries in the final image. This won't work if you need to continually use git throughout the the lifetime of the container.
• Consider using a volume mount to get your git repo into your container. Then you can use git on the host side to do the required operations.

You might want to read this reference - it isn't about micromamba, but the concepts are the same.

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