Update Dockerfile (Adds Java dependencies to fix compilation error) #320
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Adds Java JDK and JRE during Docker build so that compilation of custom flutter builds works successfully.
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When compiling custom Flutter builds, the process may fail towards the end, with an error indicating a missing Java binary. For reference, here’s the error message:
This issue occurred while compiling for the x64 architecture using the following snapshot hash and commit:
sudo docker run -e WAIT=4 -e x64=1 -e arm=0 -e arm64=0 -e HASH_PATCH=d20a1be77c3d3c41b2a5accaee1ce549 -e COMMIT=f6344b75dcf861d8bf1f1322780b8811f982e31a --rm -iv${PWD}:/t reflutterTo address this issue, I added Java dependencies to the Dockerfile. This ensures that the necessary Java binaries are available during compilation, preventing the error from occurring.