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When I look in the requirements.txt file, I see that the weasyprint version is specified as version 51, which is what I hoped. However, when I start an interactive session using the following:
docker run -it -p 5001:5001 aquavitae/weasyprint /bin/bash
Then if I run the following command:
weasyprint --version
I get the following:
WeasyPrint version 0.31
Shouldn't I be seeing version 51 there?
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In the meantime, you can get the latest version by cloning this repository and building the image directly. This also gives you the opportunity to bump to a newer Weasyprint version if you wish.
sed -i 's/WeasyPrint==51/WeasyPrint==52.2/g' requirements.txt
docker build -t weasyprint:52.2 .
docker run --rm -it weasyprint:52.2 weasyprint --version
We made a few other changes and pushed it to a private container registry to make it easier to direct-run and deploy on our infrastructure. We're using Azure/ACR, but GitLab.com is a good free option if you need this, i.e. docker run registry.gitlab.com/youraccount/weasyprint:52.2.
When I look in the requirements.txt file, I see that the weasyprint version is specified as version 51, which is what I hoped. However, when I start an interactive session using the following:
docker run -it -p 5001:5001 aquavitae/weasyprint /bin/bash
Then if I run the following command:
weasyprint --version
I get the following:
WeasyPrint version 0.31
Shouldn't I be seeing version 51 there?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: