Updating dependencies during development about docker-django-example HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi,

Since all of our dependencies live in the Docker image (not our dev box) that command will install our dependencies in the Docker image, start things up and copy out the lock file to our dev box so we can commit it to version control.

I don't use PyCharm but if it's installing dependencies locally and not remotely in the Docker image then you're not really running the app in Docker which is going to cause other issues down the road like having to configure connection strings to connect to Redis and Postgres from localhost instead of their Docker Compose service name.

But the takeaway here is yes it's time consuming and inconvenient to do this with Docker but it's a necessary evil to get our dependencies installed into a Docker image in a persistent way.

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Going to close this. There's not much that can be done here. It's how Docker works and I think the above comment covers it.

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