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Fixed docker build. #165
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Fixed docker build. #165
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Just FYI, I have no idea if python3 is really being used. But it's checked for in |
Thank you for the patch! |
Hmm, failed travis because travis does this:
The nose stuff was added here a374828#diff-2eeaed663bd0d25b7e608891384b7298 then partially removed here (2 years ago): 5452700#diff-2eeaed663bd0d25b7e608891384b7298 Not sure if you want to put 'nose' back in setup.py or remove it from .travis.yml .... Can this be merged? |
I am not interested in maintaining nose support. Let's take it out. |
Getting following error when building with docker - want to confirm if anyone can correctly build with 479af55
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I built the docker image locally using the changes in this pull. The tricks:
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@strob , I don't know enough about what travis is doing to finish this off. What's the change for line 12? Or do we remove the last 2 lines? Remove .travis.yml? |
Unfortunately I am not actively using the docker image and also don't know
how Travis works. I am happy to accept a PR if others find the Docker
support useful.
…On Thu, May 24, 2018 at 12:55 PM, tlc ***@***.***> wrote:
@strob <https://github.com/strob> , I don't know enough about what travis
is doing to finish this off. What's the alternative for line 12? Or do we
remove the last 2 lines? Remove .travis.yml?
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@tlc - yeah... tried building via a clean directory wuth relative build path Thinking I may have to go down the git submodule route - |
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Cool! Thanks @tlc appreciate the walkthrough!
On Thu, 24 May 2018 at 9:06 PM, tlc ***@***.***> wrote:
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Step 8/10 : EXPOSE 8765
---> Running in 9b0c2893e999
---> fcf741273140
Removing intermediate container 9b0c2893e999
Step 9/10 : VOLUME /gentle/webdata
---> Running in 44d517e1037f
---> 9cc37a4f4299
Removing intermediate container 44d517e1037f
Step 10/10 : CMD cd /gentle && python serve.py
---> Running in 253ef75f3cf0
---> 5fb9a1eb3e04
Removing intermediate container 253ef75f3cf0
Successfully built 5fb9a1eb3e04
***@***.***:~/gentile3$ history |tail -n5
2004 git clone https://github.com/tlc/gentle.git .
2005 git submodule init
2006 git submodule update
2007 sudo docker build .
2008 history |tail -n5
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@stob It looks like you cherry-picked parts of this commit. If you add the 'gfortran' reference, too, your travis CI won't fail here: (it'll fail later), and your docker hub pushes should work https://hub.docker.com/r/lowerquality/gentle/builds/ |
Minor problems, apparently from kaldi changes, caused the docker build to fail.
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