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Cleanup dockerfile-dev #5435

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bmw merged 3 commits into master from improve-dockerfile-dev

Feb 16, 2018

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bmw commented Jan 16, 2018 •

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I'm using this currently and hit a number of snags. Changes are:

Upgrade to Xenial which has Python libraries with real SSL support.
Stop storing default Certbot directories as volumes as this is rarely (if ever) necessary in development.
Expose port 80 as well for testing internal web servers.
Install apache and nginx (this causes Augeas to be installed and makes Apache tests work).
Copy all files from the repo so tools continue to work as they begin to rely on more files.
Use tools/venv.sh which pins all dependency versions for increased stability and installs all plugins.

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          cleanup dockerfile-dev

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          map port 80

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LGTM in general. Approved the changes, and if the python3-dev is actually required, the PR is good to get merged.

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            apt-get install python3-dev git -y && \

        COPY . .

        RUN apt-get update && \

            apt-get install apache2 git nginx-light python3-dev -y && \

joohoi Feb 16, 2018
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Is python3-dev needed here as we're effectively installing python2 venv?

bmw Feb 16, 2018
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You're right. Nice catch. I thought we needed it to run Python 3 tests in tox, but cryptography's precompiled wheel saves us here. I've removed the package.


          remove python3-dev package

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LGTM!

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