fix: issue with [docker-compose up] command #146
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Hi @rizahmeds I'll take a look at it. |
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Hi @rizahmeds |
Alright @srbhr Thanks! |
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hi @rizahmeds , I was getting the below error when i test your code |
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Hi @SubramanyamChalla24, Thanks for pointing this out. @srbhr Now i am just wondering, why 
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That is because the user needs to add the config file manually as it contains the private api keys. |
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I have the latest version. It's not an error with the version though. can you check from your side including the config file? |
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Yes, i already checked with the config.yaml file. |
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Cohere doesn't require a credit card. Can you check it once?It required a card before but it doesn't need it now.
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Thanks for the update @SubramanyamChalla24. Yes i have got the Cohere Trial key. 
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Great work in collaboration @rizahmeds and @SubramanyamChalla24 🔥 |
I couldn't replicate it. It still shows the same error though. Probably someone has to try and verify it. |
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1-2: Consider pinning to a specific patch version for reproducible builds.The floating tag
python:3.11-slim-bullseyewill track upstream patch releases, which can lead to subtle changes over time. Pin to a known patch (e.g.python:3.11.14-slim-bullseye) to lock in your build environment.
4-5: Combine apt steps into one layer & clean up caches.Merging
apt-get updateandinstall, and trimming APT lists, reduces layers and image size:-RUN apt-get update -RUN apt-get install -y build-essential python-dev git +RUN apt-get update && \ + apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends build-essential python3-dev git && \ + rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*
6-8: Merge pip upgrade and dependencies & usepython -m pip.Consolidate into one step and avoid layer cache of wheels:
-RUN pip install -U pip setuptools wheel -COPY requirements.txt requirements.txt -RUN pip install -r requirements.txt +COPY requirements.txt ./ +RUN python -m pip install --upgrade pip setuptools wheel && \ + python -m pip install --no-cache-dir -r requirements.txt
9-9: Use a.dockerignorefor theCOPY . .step.Without excluding irrelevant files (e.g.,
.git, local builds, credentials), the image can bloat and builds slow down. Add a.dockerignoreto filter out unnecessary files.
11-11: Reconsider runningrun_first.pyat build time.Invoking initialization scripts during image build can bake stale data and slow rebuilds. Consider moving
run_first.pyinto the container startup logic (entrypoint/CMD) or a dedicated initialization step.
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1-2: Base image updated to Debian Bullseye slim (fixesdocker-compose upissues).Switching to
python:3.11-slim-bullseyealigns the OS layer with Debian Bullseye and addresses the previousdocker-compose upfailure locally.
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| WORKDIR /data/Resume-Matcher | |||
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Use python3-dev instead of python-dev.
On Bullseye, python-dev points to Python 2 headers. Installing python3-dev ensures C extensions target the active Python 3 interpreter.
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In build.dockerfile at line 5, replace the package `python-dev` with
`python3-dev` in the apt-get install command to ensure the installation of
Python 3 development headers instead of Python 2, which is outdated on Bullseye.
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@rizahmeds thanks for this PR. There's a completely new version of Resume Matcher we've worked up. If you're on Discord we're looking for people who can help in improving that. |
Pull Request Title
Fixed issue, while running command
docker-compose uplocally.Related Issue
Fixes #144
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