Develop #8
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| RUN pip install -r requirements.txt | ||
| # Copy your codebase into the Docker container. | ||
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| #COPY ./ /code/AnshulGoyal-jtu-22-assignment |
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Avoid pushing commented code.
Although, copying requirements.txt and running pip install before copying the codebase is a good idea (refer). Your directory structure was a bit messed up though, that's why it probably didn't work. You should try copying requirements to /AnshulGoyal-jtu-22-assignment/requirements.txt, and copy your codebase to /AnshulGoyal-jtu-22-assignment (you don't have a /code folder in your Docker container, so it doesn't make sense to reference it).
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Your Dockerfile seems good; you're installing requirements correctly now. However, you've pushed the __pycache__ folder to your repo, which is an IDE-specific folder. You should avoid pushing such folders to your repo. You should remove it, and ideally add a .gitignore file that makes git ignore this folder.
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