apt will pull in dpkg as a dependency. dpkg-dev specifically only
includes stuff required to build packages, which you generally only
want to install in the image itself as the dpkg build tooling does
not support operating on a chroot.
This gets rid of perl in tools trees as dpkg-dev depends on a bunch
of perl scripts but dpkg doesn't.
debian-keyring
distribution-gpg-keys
dnf-plugins-core
- dpkg-dev
git-core
openssh-clients
policycoreutils
createrepo-c
curl
debian-archive-keyring
- dpkg-dev
erofs-utils
git-core
grub2