Closed rsdunlapiv closed 2 years ago
@rsdunlapiv this has been resolved.
There is now the issue of having a specific version installed in the container.
I've tried this with the deadsnakes repo with no success..
The other option is to include the source for the version of python alongside the other dependencies and build/install it to the image same as BT2.
This is also going to mean changing the install.sh
to install a virtual environment using the version of Python we built (we'll have to specify vs. the now default).
Describe the bug
The docker build command fails:
To Reproduce Run the docker build from the quick start:
Expected behavior The docker build should succeed.
It appears that the issue is the "-b" argument to
git clone
is expecting a branch name, but none is provided. From the Dockerfile:This should either clone the default branch, or be hard-coded to main branch, or potentially be a build argument to docker. (To allow the user to select which branch to build from.)