corporate-data-pipeline-notebook
July 10, 2026 ยท View on GitHub
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Get new librairies installed in the new image build
- Modify the Dockerfile to include the libraries you need, e.g. add
RUN dnf -y install libpng.-yis necessary to preventdnffrom asking y/n prompt. Pay attention to package names because they can be different between Fedora and Ubuntu: the best option is to check withdnf provides <library>if there is a match - Option 1 Go to the issue tab and file the relevant issue (major release, minor release, patch release). N.B.: leave the issue unedited, except for the tag in
Deliver Container Imageissues - Option 2 File a new release and check if the build pipeline succeeded on the tekton URL provided above. The tag-release-run should be green
- When you restart your server, choose the Corporate data pipeline image: the new libraries you wanted to be installed should be ready to be called