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It seems like the legacy-py3 Dockerfile is either out of date or otherwise not functioning. Trying to build the Dockerfile with Anaconda throws some nasty errors when you try to run RUN conda install libgcc
Replacing it with RUN conda create -n gp -c conda-forge -c defaults --override-channels python=3 libgcc
to create a new environment with libgcc in it seems to achieve the same thing.
Additionally, the Python3 install command throws the following error:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
libc6-dev : Breaks: binutils (< 2.26) but 2.25-5+deb8u1 is to be installed
Running the following to first remove binutils before updating and installing seems to get past this problem.
However, this still throws the following Docker error:
E: There are problems and -y was used without --force-yes
I cannot seem to find where these "problems" are coming from, any advice? Are these Dockerfiles the ones that are currently being used for the codalab-competitions workflow?
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It seems like the legacy-py3 Dockerfile is either out of date or otherwise not functioning. Trying to build the Dockerfile with Anaconda throws some nasty errors when you try to run
RUN conda install libgcc
Replacing it with
RUN conda create -n gp -c conda-forge -c defaults --override-channels python=3 libgcc
to create a new environment with libgcc in it seems to achieve the same thing.
Additionally, the Python3 install command throws the following error:
Running the following to first remove binutils before updating and installing seems to get past this problem.
However, this still throws the following Docker error:
I cannot seem to find where these "problems" are coming from, any advice? Are these Dockerfiles the ones that are currently being used for the codalab-competitions workflow?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: