Is there any reason not to use 'COPY --from=0 / /' to squash an image?

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    I've made this change to reduce a few layers. I kind of forgot about that method, because when I tried (when I first started learning docker) to do it using semicolons instead of ampersands, I had the problem where the build would complete and docker returned 0 even if some of the commands between semicolons would fail (I just made a PR to have that changed in the Docker docs).

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    I've made this change to reduce a few layers. I kind of forgot about that method, because when I tried (when I first started learning docker) to do it using semicolons instead of ampersands, I had the problem where the build would complete and docker returned 0 even if some of the commands between semicolons would fail (I just made a PR to have that changed in the Docker docs).

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