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I noticed in your docker files you are using a virtual environment. Docker is already a virtual environment at the system level. Is there a reason for using a python virtual environment as well? Typically, this is redundant/unnecessary and you'd only use venv or similar on your local machine.
If there isn't a good reason we could go ahead and delete these dependencies from the docker images.
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I noticed in your docker files you are using a virtual environment. Docker is already a virtual environment at the system level. Is there a reason for using a python virtual environment as well? Typically, this is redundant/unnecessary and you'd only use venv or similar on your local machine.
If there isn't a good reason we could go ahead and delete these dependencies from the docker images.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: