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I've reviewed the PR adding Docker support to HyperCPU and found several issues that should be addressed:

Major Issues

1. Cron Schedule Issue

   schedule:
     - cron: "* * */7 * *"

   This cron pattern will run every minute of every hour on every 7th day of the month. You probably want something like "0 0 */7 * *" (midnight every 7th day) instead.

2. Dockerfile Best Practices

   • Multiple RUN commands should be combined with && to reduce image layers
   • Example in Alpine Dockerfile:

     # Instead of:
     RUN apk update
     RUN apk add clang gcc git cmake make gtest-dev gtest-src re2 re2-dev fmt fmt-dev nodejs grep
     
     # Better as:
     RUN apk update && \
         apk add clang gcc git cmake make gtest-dev gtest-src re2 re2-dev fmt fmt-dev nodejs grep

3. Unknown Command in Gentoo Dockerfiles

   RUN getuto

   This command appears in both Gentoo Dockerfiles and doesn't seem to be a standard Gentoo command. Is this a typo?

4. Shell Command Issues

   RUN source /etc/profile

   This won't persist across container builds. Each RUN instruction is executed in a separate shell.

Minor Issues

1. Unnecessary File

   • docker/gentoo-glibc/Dockerfile.save should be removed from the repository

2. Security Alerts

   • GitHub security scanning has flagged unpinned action versions
   • Consider using specific commit hashes instead of version tags for GitHub Actions like:

     # Instead of:
     uses: docker/build-push-action@v6
     
     # Use specific commit hash:
     uses: docker/build-push-action@4a13e500e55cf31b7a5d59a38ab2040ab0f42f56

3. Image Optimization

   • Consider using specific version tags for base images where stable environments are needed
   • Adding image labels for metadata (maintainer, version, etc.)

Would you like me to suggest specific fixes for any of these issues?