Thanks for sharing the awesome development toolkit. It really helps a lot.
When I was building the docker image from the provided Dockerfile. I am facing a problem in line-410.
It raises a python syntax error when installing via pip.
It seems that the pip version is too high and the f-print is not supported by python 3.7.5 according to the docker file.
This problem can be fixed by the following modification in the Dockerfile:
...
RUN updatedb
# Fix pip upgrading problem
RUN apt remove -y --purge python3-pip
RUN curl -O https://bootstrap.pypa.io/pip/3.4/get-pip.py
RUN python3 get-pip.py
RUN python3 -m pip install --upgrade "pip < 19.2"
# Install any python pre-reqs from requirements.txt
# RUN pip3 install -U pip
RUN pip install scipy==0.19.1 \
...
These four lines modification might be not elegant, but it helps me solve this problem
I am pretty sure you guys have a better solution. :)
thanks for the fix. currently, I have no idea why this turns up now. at some point, I will have a deeper look, but currently, I have no time to investigate this further.
Hi,
Thanks for sharing the awesome development toolkit. It really helps a lot. When I was building the docker image from the provided Dockerfile. I am facing a problem in line-410. It raises a python syntax error when installing via pip. It seems that the pip version is too high and the f-print is not supported by python 3.7.5 according to the docker file.
This problem can be fixed by the following modification in the Dockerfile:
These four lines modification might be not elegant, but it helps me solve this problem I am pretty sure you guys have a better solution. :)