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Problem: docs are not building anymore#2360

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Problem: docs are not building anymore#2360
shahbazn merged 1 commit intobigchaindb:masterfrom
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Solution: add wget to the requirements for docs

Solution: add wget to the requirements for docs
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codecov-io commented Jun 28, 2018

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Merging #2360 into master will not change coverage.
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@muawiakh @shahbazn looks like documentation builds started to fail after the base Docker image was updated (wget was excluded). Should we fix the image versions that we are using to avoid such incidents?

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muawiakh commented Jun 28, 2018

I am not entirely sure when it was removed, also I don't entirely understand by what you mean by fix image versions that we are using? Installing wget inside the docker image would be the ideal scenario IMO, not in the setup.py

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oh, if that's the case I can change it

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what you mean by fix image versions that we are using

I mean, in the Dockerfile put FROM <os>:<paricular-version>.

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shahbazn commented Jun 28, 2018

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Installing wget inside the docker image would be the ideal scenario IMO, not in the setup.py

Agreed

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We have the wget requirement in here
In all docs folders we have different requirements, which are also in setup.py except for the wget. So to me it makes sense to just add it to the setup.py instead of Dockerfile

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looks like documentation builds started to fail after the base Docker image was updated (wget was excluded)

Actually, the image is fixed to python:3.6 already. The docs could have been broken when we updated it from 3.5.

I am fine with the current fix. @muawiakh @shahbazn ?

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@ldmberman yes looks fine

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@ldmberman possible that wget installed as part of the image by default before i am not sure how it got broken. will merge this now

@shahbazn shahbazn merged commit 278ff1d into bigchaindb:master Jun 28, 2018
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