dockerfile for cli needs to include git

[PlayAnyData]

Background

While the schema check is ignoring missing git information: https://github.com/graphql-hive/console/blob/main/packages/libraries/cli/src/commands/schema/check.ts#L232

Schema publish does not. Thus our pipelines fail due to missing git and stating author/commit cannot be found. https://github.com/graphql-hive/console/blob/main/packages/libraries/cli/src/commands/schema/publish.ts#L234

So if you do not provide an author nor a commit this will otherwise fail.

Description

Adding git to docker image

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a critical issue where the schema publish command within the GraphQL Hive CLI was unable to execute successfully in CI/CD pipelines. The root cause was the omission of the git executable from the CLI's Docker image, which schema publish requires to retrieve author and commit information. By integrating git into the Docker build process, this change ensures that schema publish can now function as intended, preventing pipeline failures and streamlining the schema publishing workflow.

Highlights

• Fixing Schema Publish Failures: The schema publish command in the GraphQL Hive CLI was failing in pipelines due to the absence of git within its Docker environment, unlike schema check which ignores missing git information.
• Docker Image Update: The cli.dockerfile has been updated to include the git package, resolving the dependency issue for schema publish.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly adds git to the CLI's Docker image, which is necessary for the schema:publish command to function correctly by inferring commit and author information. The change is straightforward and addresses the problem described. I have provided one suggestion to optimize the final Docker image size by following common best practices.

[n1ru4l]

@PlayAnyData Thank you for the PR, we will review shortly. In the meantime, to unblock yourself, you could pass --commit and --author as explicit flags to the docker container from the host.