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Docker scout gives us quite a few errors:
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This is also an old image. We do not support the :latest anymore. v3 is the neweset.
Also that has some old libraries though. The question is if we want to override what the base package maintainer gives us?
We could with an apt update ... and a pip install --upgrade pip
apt update ...
pip install --upgrade pip
Both should be no problem I guess?
@dan-mm What do you think? Can you apply those fixes and update the image?
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The Dockerfile for this currently does:
# Install dependencies RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y curl wget gnupg && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* # Install Playwright RUN pip install playwright
I can add pip-install --upgrade pip to this, but its already doing apt-get update. Will doing just an 'apt update' do anything extra?
Including an apt upgrade of course. This is what I meant by ...
apt upgrade
TBD next office meeting
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Docker scout gives us quite a few errors:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: