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Matplotlib error when building in Docker #50

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CZap opened this issue Jul 29, 2020 · 4 comments
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Matplotlib error when building in Docker #50

CZap opened this issue Jul 29, 2020 · 4 comments

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@CZap
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CZap commented Jul 29, 2020

When building Cello with Docker, there is no installation candidate for 'python-matplotlib'

Matplotlib error log.txt

@zlobriy
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zlobriy commented Jul 31, 2020

Change to python3-matplotlib.

@CZap
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CZap commented Aug 11, 2020

The Matplotlib error is no longer there, but the build still fails. It seems there are some unresolved dependencies on the Spring server
build failure error.txt

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0x174 commented Aug 14, 2020

Hey @CZap, Sorry you're running into this problem.

I've resolved the matplotlib issue if you want to pull again. The Dockerfile build is working fine for me at the moment (and should hopefully be deterministic). Do you have any other contextual clues on why this might not be working for you?

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CZap commented Aug 19, 2020

Hi @0x174 ,

Thanks for the reply. I noticed that the errors I have encountered are similar to those from issue #17 . The only differences are the versions of Netsynth and Eugene as well as the source (repo.spring.io/libs-release instead of repo1.maven.org/maven2) It may have to do with the install_locaL_jars.sh file. I'm trying to build with Docker on a machine running Windows 10 2004 with WSL 2. Maybe there are some issues with this configuration?

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