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I'm trying to get this to build as a Docker image (I'm afraid I run into virtualenv issues build on my host OS, and I'm hoping to document using rcvis without installing anything other than Docker Desktop). So I'm hoping to use repo2docker: https://github.com/jupyterhub/repo2docker. In short repo2docker tries to use files like requirements.txt to build a docker image with all the code and dependencies.
I ran into one issue with confusion between a distutils pycurl and the pycurl in the ./infra/requirements-not-for-readthedocs.txt file, which removing the pinned pycurl seemed to work (ie that file now just lists pycurl without the version number.
I was then able to get the docker image to build and run. I then attempted to run the ./scripts/serve.sh script, realized I needed a .env file (which I added to the repo folder, then rebuilt).
Running the ./scripts/serve.sh script I'm seeing this error:
./scripts/serve.sh
Cleared cache
Compressing... CommandError: An error occurred during rendering /home/jlh5498/templates/visualizer/common-visualizer-nonblocking.html: '%40artoonie/timeline-range-slider/timeline-range-slider/slider.css' could not be found in the COMPRESS_ROOT '/home/jlh5498/static' or with staticfiles.
Seems to be something Django related :) Any ideas?
Thanks,
James
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Exciting stuff :)
I'm trying to get this to build as a Docker image (I'm afraid I run into virtualenv issues build on my host OS, and I'm hoping to document using rcvis without installing anything other than Docker Desktop). So I'm hoping to use repo2docker: https://github.com/jupyterhub/repo2docker. In short repo2docker tries to use files like requirements.txt to build a docker image with all the code and dependencies.
I ran into one issue with confusion between a distutils pycurl and the pycurl in the ./infra/requirements-not-for-readthedocs.txt file, which removing the pinned pycurl seemed to work (ie that file now just lists
pycurl
without the version number.I was then able to get the docker image to build and run. I then attempted to run the ./scripts/serve.sh script, realized I needed a
.env
file (which I added to the repo folder, then rebuilt).Running the ./scripts/serve.sh script I'm seeing this error:
Seems to be something Django related :) Any ideas?
Thanks,
James
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: