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@choinek choinek commented Aug 2, 2025

  • correct license format, and reorganize Dockerfile

…rrect license format, and reorganize Dockerfile for improved build efficiency
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Pull Request Overview

This PR fixes Docker installation issues by removing an invalid 'maker' dependency from the Python project configuration, correcting the license format to use the simplified string format, and reorganizing the Dockerfile to properly install dependencies.

  • Removes invalid 'maker' dependency that was causing installation failures
  • Corrects license format from object notation to simple string format
  • Reorganizes Dockerfile to copy files and install dependencies before exposing ports

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Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File Description
pyproject.toml Removes invalid 'maker' dependency and corrects license format
dev.Dockerfile Adds proper dependency installation steps with virtual environment setup

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[Bug] Docker-based make install fails
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