Fix Docker build failure for psutil package, optimize Dockerfile#10
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Added linux-headers to Alpine package installation to fix psutil compilation error. This package is required for psutil to build its C extensions on Alpine Linux. Co-authored-by: TrueBankai416 <97103466+TrueBankai416@users.noreply.github.com>
- Updated base image from python:3.10.3-alpine to python:3.10-alpine for better maintenance and automatic security updates - Used virtual build dependencies that are removed after pip install to significantly reduce final image size - Added pillow dependencies (zlib-dev, jpeg-dev, freetype-dev) to prevent potential build failures - Consolidated RUN commands to reduce image layers Co-authored-by: TrueBankai416 <97103466+TrueBankai416@users.noreply.github.com>
Separated runtime libraries from build dependencies to prevent runtime errors. Runtime libs (zlib, jpeg, freetype, mariadb-connector-c) are now kept in the final image, while build-time dependencies (compilers and -dev packages) are removed after pip install. This ensures Pillow and database functionality work correctly at runtime while still maintaining a smaller image size. Co-authored-by: TrueBankai416 <97103466+TrueBankai416@users.noreply.github.com>
- Added libpng runtime and libpng-dev build dependencies for full Pillow PNG support (needed for icon/logo uploads) - Improved build caching by copying requirements.txt first, then installing dependencies, then copying the rest of the app - Changed ADD to COPY (Docker best practice) - Better organized RUN commands with clearer structure and comments Co-authored-by: TrueBankai416 <97103466+TrueBankai416@users.noreply.github.com>
Fix Docker build failure for psutil package
Changed extras['rdgen'] from 'false' to 'true' in the generator view. This enables the rdgen workflow to: - Create GitHub releases with built clients - Call back to save files to clients/custom/ - Update build status properly Fixes issue where generated clients weren't appearing in the Client Downloads tab. Co-authored-by: TrueBankai416 <97103466+TrueBankai416@users.noreply.github.com>
Enable rdgen integration for client downloads and GitHub releases
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Adds
linux-headersto the Alpine Linux system dependencies in the Dockerfile. This package is required forpsutilto compile its C extensions during the Docker build process.Changes
linux-headersto theapk addcommand in the DockerfileProblem
The Docker build was failing with:
Solution
psutilrequires Linux kernel headers to compile on Alpine Linux. Addinglinux-headersto the system dependencies resolves the build failure.