Fix Dockerfile to work with threat-composer-ai#278
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Hey @jessieweiyi I see you have reviewed quite a few PRs recently, is something you might be able to take a look at? Thanks |
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Hi @NickMrshll Thanks for working on this. Please review my minor feedback.
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@jessieweiyi thanks for the review, I have now pinned the uv version and also moved the dnf install of |
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Sorry for the late response and thanks for your awesome work
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When trying to run Threat Composer locally from the Dockerfile, I was getting this error below
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I have resolved this by installing
graphvizanduv, both required dependencies of threat-composer-ai. The Dockerfile installs UV from their ghcr at the taglatest, if you need this pinned to a specific version let me know and I can make the change.This PR fixes the Dockerfile and makes it run again.
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