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this command seems to fail: 🤔 |
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so pip is failing. shouldn't python and pip use the system certificates? 🤔 |
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Hm, I tried a few things now... do you have an idea whats else I could try?
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Please test this: FROM renovate/renovate
USER 0
COPY cert.pem /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/my-root-ca.crt
RUN update-ca-certificates
# configure node
ENV NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS=/usr/local/share/ca-certificates/my-root-ca.crt
ARG CONTAINERBASE_DEBUG=true
# renovate: datasource=github-releases lookupName=containerbase/python-prebuild
RUN install-tool python 3.11.4 this should give a lot more output, please post it here |
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Converted to discussion, as this repo is the wrong place for that error. When we found the cause, we can open a new issue on the appropriate repo. |
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Currently trying to build our own docker image based on renovate slim and using this in AWS ECR. Before we used the full image where python and pip was already installed, but due to too many security vulnerablities in that image we are now forced to go with the slim version and only install what we actually need to minimise the findings.
Our entire network traffic goes through a ssl inspector, which means I have to always provide a specific ssl certificate in order to reach the internet.
In general this works, but I got a bit confused that when trying to run
RUN install-tool python 3.11.4
it actually seems to use pip to install this or I got this wrong. But I see this message when trying to build the image:Is there a way to use the install-tool toolset for my purpose or do I have to install python & pip via curl for example?
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