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TEST - Build and image with new Flask and SQLAlchemy #973
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updated Dockerfile to let pip account for all version constraints simultaneously (previous non-simultaneous (ie, sequential) requirements installation resulted in a version conflict on `greenlets` package, see: tiangolo/meinheld-gunicorn-docker#22 ). also bumped python version in that Dockerfile to 3.8 to match python versions elsewhere in the codebase. *note: this fix also requires a change to version pinning in a requirements.txt of the operations branch (see: https://github.com/cmu-delphi/operations/blob/v4-schema-revisions-release-prep-flaskalchemy/dev/docker/python/assets/requirements.txt )
…ternal specification) because they fundamentally change behaviors
…e and deletion of this branch
i have a commit staged and ready to push that reverts the self-referential mention of this branch in |
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All changes look good. Checked with George on the double requirements file, but it's documented well so I think it's good. All tests passed on my system as well.
ty! pushing other change and then merging now |
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