"Downgrade ra-aid Package Version in Dockerfile to Fix Installation Error (Fixes #53)" #54
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Pull Request Description
Summary
This pull request addresses issue #53, which involves downgrading the
ra-aid
package to resolve installation errors encountered with the latest version. The updates focus on theraaid.Dockerfile
, where the package version forra-aid
has been pinned to a stable version to ensure compatibility and prevent errors during the Docker image build process.Details of Changes
Issue Context: The step to install
ra-aid
in the Docker image was failing due to problems associated with the latest package release.Version Selection: After reviewing the available versions of
ra-aid
, it was determined that version0.14.1
was causing issues. Therefore, the stable version0.13.2
has been chosen as a more reliable alternative.Dockerfile Adjustments: The installation command in the
raaid.Dockerfile
has been updated to explicitly installra-aid
version0.13.2
. The updated section of the Dockerfile is as follows:Impact
Conclusion
The modifications made in this pull request effectively resolve the issues identified in #53. By downgrading the
ra-aid
package to version0.13.2
, the installation process within the Docker environment is expected to succeed without errors.Please review the changes, and feel free to provide any feedback or request further modifications.
Fixes #53