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Once again an UnsatisfiableError when building Dockerfile #65
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It looks like no version of h5py will accept a version of hdf5 greater than 1.10.5, verified with But then libgdal demands that the version of hdf5 be >=1.10.5, verified with The latest GDAL I can find which accepts a version of hdf5 is 2.3.3, but bumping it down to that version then complains about another confliict, this time between gdal and pyproj:
I'll keep picking at this and update my progress but I have a bad feeling that what I end up with won't even run properly in the end. |
I bumped the pyproj version down to 1.9.6 and now everything seems to install correctly, but I am not convinced that the image will even build at all, and if so, that it will function correctly. Fingers crossed, I'm going for another build. |
Yeah, I built the image and launched the container, but now when I try to start trying to train, I get this:
My guess is that bumping down the versions has stopped things from working properly. |
Same here |
I'm not seeing any errors with pyproj=1.9.6. See if the updated Dockerfile builds now. |
@avanetten Did you bump down gdal to 2.3.3 as well? Or just pyproj? |
See the updated Dockerfile |
@iboates |
I have pulled the most recent changes from yesterday and am still faced with an Unsatisfiable Error, this time complaining about gdal and hdf5. Did the GDAL package break again already?
It occurs at step 19/37.
I am running on Ubuntu 18.04 if that makes any difference at all.
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