Fix PATH Environment Variable in Dockerfile causing build error (#1832) #1837
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Summary
This pull request fixes a syntax error in the Dockerfile related to setting the
PATH
environment variable. The adjustment ensures proper path resolution, enhancing the reliability of Docker container execution.Changes
ENV PATH
setting in the Dockerfile.Details
Previously, the
PATH
environment variable was set with a misplaced double quote, which could potentially disrupt the correct path resolution for binaries. This has been rectified to ensure smooth operation of the Docker container. The specific change is as follows:From:
To:
Impact
This change ensures that the environment variable
PATH
is correctly set, allowing the system to properly locate and execute necessary binaries. This is a crucial fix for the functionality of Docker containers built using this Dockerfile.References
Related Issue: Fixes #1832
Testing
✔️ Ensure that the Docker container builds successfully.
✔️ Verify that the PATH environment variable is set correctly within the container.
✔️ Test the execution of binaries located in /opt/venv/bin.