Pierre-Louis Peeters

I should have chosen a better title; what I mean is that pip packages are not being installed in their own `RUN` command, which from what I understand effectively prevents...

That does make sense, although if I'm not mistaken you could probably use a build argument that makes the `pip install` part run after copying the code to the image...

So I tried the wheelhouse approach and I'm running into some issues, so I must have done something wrong somewhere. I created a `.whiskey/wheelhouse` directory and ran `pip wheel -r...

The commands above were run on my local machine. The image I'm running has pip 9.0.1. I'm not sure what I did, but it suddenly worked. I did rebuild my...

Okay so even when I add `RUN rm -rf .whiskey/wheelhouse` at the top of my Dockerfile, the wheelhouse seems to remain in the image somewhere because it's 100 MB larger...

I ended up switching to ngx-file-drop. I'll leave this open though, as it still looks like a bug to me.

@noxdafox Getting the same thing pretty randomly, both on 4.6 and 5.0. It's weird because creating the `tuple` should be enough to avoid this, yet it still happens. I'm not...

+1 for at least supporting it in the menu.

I resorted to the following to only load the data once: ``` class PatchedCountryInfo(CountryInfo): _CountryInfo__countries = None def __init__(self, country_name=None): if self._CountryInfo__countries is None: super().__init__(country_name) type(self)._CountryInfo__countries = self._CountryInfo__countries self._CountryInfo__country_name =...

@atifiu Your status here is a bit unclear: do you have write access to this repo or are you offering to do the PR?