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We were previously installing OS-vendored versions of our Python dependencies as that was easiest when on Alpine and dealing with musl. We're now on a Debian-base image so pip packages will be well tested and compatible. Switch METcalcpy to install from pip. Previously we were installing from their "develop" GitHub branch as official pypi packages weren't available. Official releases should be more stable now that they're available. I also added g++ and build-essentials to support ARM/Apple Silicon builds.
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We were previously installing OS-vendored versions of our Python dependencies as that was easiest when on Alpine and dealing with
musl. We're now on a Debian-base image sopippackages will be well-tested, compatible, and more up-to-date than the OS-vendored ones.Switch METcalcpy to install from pip. Previously we were installing from their "develop" GitHub branch as official pypi packages weren't available. Official releases should be more stable now that they're available.
I also added
g++andbuild-essentialsto the image to support ARM/Apple Silicon builds.