Closed ShlomoV5 closed 1 month ago
Thank you for pointing this out! In our guide to the local installation here we provide a caveat that the docker approach has not yet been fully tested and is still an experiment. One thing to note, is that in general we find that the majority of our users can get everything they need just via the API, and they don't require a local installation.
As we continue to think about docker, we'll keep your notes in mind. Thanks again!
I used docker compose to setup locally. Dockerfile uses python 3.7 which causes errors during the setup. Python 3.9 works for me Also, git is missing from the container
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