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Proposed changes
This pull request fixes issues in the Dockerfile where dependency resolution and installation were failing due to missing packages (
numpy
,Cython
) and excessive dependency resolution depth (ResolutionTooDeep
). These changes ensure a smoother build process by pre-installing required dependencies and leveraging pip's legacy resolver when necessary. 👀🔧Types of changes
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This bugfix was chosen to address repeated build failures due to dependency installation issues in the Dockerfile. Pre-installing
numpy
andCython
ensures smoother builds, while the addition of the legacy resolver resolves excessive dependency resolution depth issues (ResolutionTooDeep
). This approach minimizes disruption to the existing workflow and reduces complexity. Alternative solutions, such as splitting requirements into smaller chunks, were considered but deemed unnecessary at this time. 💡❓References and related issues (e.g. #1234)
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