Docker containers install only one python module

[kba]

Pretty bizarre behavior, we have an error in our setup somewhere. Apparently only one python module per docker image is installed. This only concerns python modules, projects like im6convert, olena and tesseract are installed fine.

In minimum, only ocrd_tesserocr is installed.

In medium, only cor-asv-ann is installed.

In maximum, only ocrd_kraken (of all modules) is installed.

[kba]

Same problem for the -git variants.

OCRD_MODULES is correctly set though, e.g. in minimum:

echo $OCRD_MODULES
core ocrd_im6convert ocrd_cis ocrd_tesserocr tesserocr workflow-configuration ocrd_repair_inconsistencies

[bertsky]

I believe my new multirule is the culprit. Still investigating...

[kba]

In the -git variant, I can run the docker.sh script manually and it will also only install ocrd and one other python module so at least it's consistent.

[bertsky]

I believe my new multirule is the culprit. Still investigating...

Confirmed. The problem is that the executables from all modules are put into one pseudo-pattern rule, where it should be one for each module. Sorry!

I am working at a solution. But suggestions welcome.

[kba]

But suggestions welcome.

As a quick fix: Revert f8af582 ?

[bertsky]

As a quick fix: Revert f8af582 ?

Yes, but that will slow down build extremely again.

Another option would be to give up the common build rule: move the existing recipe into a canned recipe, and add a (still multirule based) build rule using that to each module section.

[bertsky]

Another option would be to give up the common build rule: move the existing recipe into a canned recipe, and add a (still multirule based) build rule using that to each module section.

#38 is an attempt at that. Still testing locally, but we should already test the remote (CI/DH) side as well.