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ADBDEV-5579: Fix pip update in Dockerfile #950

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pip from the CentOS 7 repository can no longer update itself to the actual
version (20.3.4) because of the SSL error.

This patch replaces the installation of pip from the repository and the update
to install the actual version via the get-pip.py script.

pip from the centos 7 repository can no longer update itself to the actual
version (20.3.4). Because of the ssl error.

This patch replaces the installation of pip from the repository and the update
to install the actual version via get-pip.py the script.
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Allure report https://allure.adsw.io/launch/70614

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LGTM

@KnightMurloc KnightMurloc marked this pull request as ready for review May 15, 2024 06:47
@andr-sokolov andr-sokolov merged commit aeeb66e into adb-6.x-dev May 15, 2024
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Stolb27 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request May 23, 2024
pip from the CentOS 7 repository can no longer update itself to the actual
version (20.3.4) because of the SSL error.

This patch replaces the installation of pip from the repository and the update
to install the actual version via the get-pip.py script.

(cherry picked from commit aeeb66e)
@Stolb27 Stolb27 mentioned this pull request May 24, 2024
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