Hi @Gunter Sammet
The Bitnami Git container does not contain apt-get or any package manager, which is purposefully done for security, performance, and size reasons. This is typical for Bitnami "distroless" or minimal images, as indicated by the "apt-get: command not found" error in your Bitbucket pipeline using the image bitnami/git.
The Reason This Worked Earlier
Bitnami updates container base images on a regular basis. While earlier versions may have used a different base image or incorporated apt, most recent versions do not.
If you rely on apt-get instructions, the error just appears now since the package management was probably removed in the most recent bitnami/git image upgrade.
Try this once:
Change the Image: Use an Ubuntu or Debian-based image with a package management installed (for instance, ubuntu:latest, debian:latest, or even node:16 if you also need node). This enables the apt-get update to function as planned.
Create your own Dockerfile by starting with a base (such as Debian/Ubuntu), installing git, and adding any other components you require. Then, use the image in your pipeline.
Pre-build Dependencies: Use Bitbucket's built-in support or another "fatter" container where necessary packages are already installed if you only need git for cloning or checkout.
I hope this helps!
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