fixed python dependencies and openSuse Dockerfile#72
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fixed python dependencies and openSuse Dockerfile#72DCSTOLF wants to merge 1 commit intodelphix:masterfrom
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Fixed issues created by recently updated libs by creating a requirements.txt with the correct versions. Also created an openSuse Dockerfile.
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Fixed issues created by recently updated libs by creating a requirements.txt with the correct versions.
Also created an openSuse Dockerfile.
Context:
A customer needed dxmc built for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server on Power, hence the new Dockerfile for openSuse Leap.
The build failed and revealed a problem that was unrelated to the distro or the platform.
Problem:
Recent updates to libs urllib3, pyparsing and idna added breaking changes that prevented building dxmc binary.
Solution:
Creating a requirements.txt file with compatible versions for those particular libs.
Testing
Built and tested dxmc executable on combinations of Centos/openSuse and AMD64/PPC64LE.
Future work:
Adding openSuse to automated build.
I'm not sure if we'll be able to add different processor platforms on the automated build, as it's a feature of Docker Desktop.