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After troubleshooting and fixing the issue causing our Azure app service to not start (see #389 and #390), I noticed the version in the app service's Docker container is not correct. I then realized a huge potential reason why I haven't been able to reproduce any of the problems: I was testing with a Docker image that I locally built, and Azure is using one built by our GitHub Action!
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Ensure the Docker container built by GitHub Actions behaves similar to one built locally
Ensure the Docker image built by GitHub Actions behaves similar to one built locally
Dec 19, 2023
After troubleshooting and fixing the issue causing our Azure app service to not start (see #389 and #390), I noticed the version in the app service's Docker container is not correct. I then realized a huge potential reason why I haven't been able to reproduce any of the problems: I was testing with a Docker image that I locally built, and Azure is using one built by our GitHub Action!
I downloaded the image from GHCR and see the same incorrect version.
Looking at the workflow logs, I see there is a warning about a shallow copy. This issue seems relevant: pypa/setuptools-scm#414
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