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Thus a relative path and not an absolute path is used to the per user Python install area used when running:
pip install --user -r requirements.txt
Presumably that relative path for the bind directory would become invalid if the web application being run changed the working directory to another directory. The consequence then would be that the web application would not then be able to find any programs which were installed as part of the Python modules installed by pip from the requirements.txt file.
Issue #58 shows why a relative path is a problem, as pip changes the working directory when installing packages. As such, installation of a package may not work if relying on being able to find a program installed by a previously installed package.
The Dockerfile's contain:
Thus a relative path and not an absolute path is used to the per user Python install area used when running:
Presumably that relative path for the bind directory would become invalid if the web application being run changed the working directory to another directory. The consequence then would be that the web application would not then be able to find any programs which were installed as part of the Python modules installed by
pip
from therequirements.txt
file.Any directories in PATH should be absolute.
It should therefore use:
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