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Adapt Dockerfile to new BaSyx-Python SDK repository structure #13
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Previously, the Eclipse BaSyx-Python SDK contained just the SDK module. With the recent refactoring of the SDK GitHub repository towards a monolithic structure, the SDK module moved into the `./sdk` subdirectory, see [basyx-python-sdk#317]. With the new repository structure, we obviously have to adapt the install path of the SDK in this Dockerfile, which has been done here. [basyx-python-sdk#317]: eclipse-basyx/basyx-python-sdk#317
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Previously, the Eclipse BaSyx-Python SDK contained just the SDK module. With the recent refactoring of the SDK GitHub repository towards a monolithic structure, the SDK module moved into the
./sdksubdirectory, see basyx-python-sdk#317.With the new repository structure, we obviously have to adapt the install path of the SDK in this Dockerfile, which has been done here.