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PEP 668 prevents pip from overwriting system-managed packages by default, ensuring stability and integrity of the system Python environment. To bypass this safeguard, users must explicitly pass --break-system-packages during installation.
As a result of this, docker build currently fails.
As alluded to in the README, a venv is recommended when installing python packages (partly to overcome these hurdles). Seeing as the Docker enviroment is a single utility environment, it might be fine to use --break-system-packages, but it might be even better to adapt the Dockerfile to use a venv for its python environment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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PEP 668 prevents pip from overwriting system-managed packages by default, ensuring stability and integrity of the system Python environment. To bypass this safeguard, users must explicitly pass
--break-system-packages
during installation.As a result of this,
docker build
currently fails.As alluded to in the README, a venv is recommended when installing python packages (partly to overcome these hurdles). Seeing as the Docker enviroment is a single utility environment, it might be fine to use
--break-system-packages
, but it might be even better to adapt the Dockerfile to use a venv for its python environment.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: