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WDYT about using pip install .
instead of installing it off PyPI?
Might also be worth reading thru https://pythonspeed.com/articles/pipenv-docker/ and especially the section titled Fast reproducible Docker builds with poetry
. Maybe to support this we could add poetry export -f requirements.txt -o requirements.txt
to the publish.sh
script.
One thing I've been thinking about how to solve for a while now is how to make it so turbot knows if it's on a release or if it's on a development branch (or on master with changes past the last release). Right now if you do a turbot -v
it'll give you the version of the last published release, even if there's been a ton of changes since then. Ideally I'd want it to be able to somehow know that it's a different version if things have been changed. Whatever process allowed this to be done would need to ensure that the generated requirements.txt
file was also kept up-to-date so it would have to be done somewhere other than in publish.sh
. Maybe as a git push hook perhaps? Dunno.
So my first port of call was trying pip install .
but it does not seem to be able to handle the vendorized dep and breaks. Export could maybe work but I think it'll run into the same issue.
@shughes-uk Sorry, try again now that I've removed the vendorized dep. No idea why that just simply didn't work.
Quick dockerfile for turbot.
Definitely not optimized and creates a 1.28gb image, I suspect a lot of that is the scientific libraries though.
Needs instructions on use too.