Update Dockerfile to install poetry-plugin-export#117
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Sorry for the trouble! This looks like the right fix to me, thanks for sharing it.
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After some hours of debugging I realized that the LDAP Version of the Dockerfile wasn't adjusted in #109 to add the export plugin for poetry.
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I'm a bit salty to myself for not realizing that it's supposed to be installed inside the build container and not on the host. This however wasn't possible, because Poetry apparently doesn't allow changing the python version for thepoetry selfcommands. This cost me a few hours to get working.