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This is because it uses the master branch to generate the Docker image for 1.2.0 rather than the code alongside the Dockerfile. This should be fixed by #36.
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This PR makes several updates and fixes to the Dockerfiles:
* Fixed formatting issue in `requirements.txt`.
* Added a .dockerignore that ignores some content that shouldn't be included in the Docker images.
* Moved setup.sh into data-loading/ and renamed it to `setup-and-load-solr.sh` to clarify its purpose. This required changing the GitHub test, which uses this file to setup and load a Solr instance for testing, and adding it to `./data-loading/Dockerfile`.
* Increased disk space in Kubernetes to account for larger synonym files.
* Updated `data-loading/Makefile` to support synonym files, which no longer need to be converted into JSON files.
* Deleted `csv2json.py`, which is no longer needed, as well as all references to these files.
* In the Dockerfile for `nameresolution`:
* Added a home directory and added the local bin to the PATH so we can install Python packages there.
* The Dockerfile currently takes its code from the `master` branch of the GitHub repo. This can cause a problem for using GitHub to publish Docker versions, since the tag might not be at the same place as the `master` branch. This PR modifies the Dockerfile to use the source code in the same directory as the Dockerfile. This should fix#37.
This is because it uses the master branch to generate the Docker image for 1.2.0 rather than the code alongside the Dockerfile. This should be fixed by #36.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: