remove —no-cache-dir arg #34
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caches are good! disabling cache should ~only be used when building docker images
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It puts things in /root, which fails in the init-script stage in some places some of the time. This is why I have it disabled in the bootstrap / installer stage! I'll document that.. |
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It looks like conda might still be putting stuff in /root, I'll investigate. |
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Ah, that's weird. Probably down to where $HOME is, which is typicall /root for root. Where does that fail? |
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I had it fail with a 'root file system readonly' error on DigitalOcean with a traceback to /root, but can't reproduce it anymore. I'll just merge this now and see if it pops up again. |
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There's a bunch of ' Failed building wheel for pyyaml' in there now, because wheel building fails. I'm tempted to revert this for now. |
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caches are good! disabling cache should ~only be used when building docker images