Graham Dumpleton

It isn't ``pip`` which is the main issue but when ``setup.py`` and ``easy_install`` is used. You cannot control what happens with a ``setup.py`` or ``easy_install`` install using environment variables. You...

If understand what you want to do, you would need to use a build secret in the build configuration to have the appropriate SSH keys added into the build image....

Maybe the issue here is my use of the term "build secret" and what is meant by that. Strictly speaking, it is a build input secret. So you need to...

Worth highlighting is that the more complicated scenario of needing to prepare ``.ssh`` directory is only needed for accessing private repositories from ``requirements.txt``. That is, when needing to do checkout...

Leave it open for now as a prompt to create a proper cookbook recipe about it as the solution is non obvious. After documenting it, we might find a need...

I would suggest in mod_wsgi config, if on Windows, of using something like: ``` WSGIScriptAlias / /some/path/wsgi.py application-group=%{GLOBAL} ``` The use of ``application-group`` on ``WSGIScriptAlias`` will force pre-loading of the...

You don't strictly need ``WSGIApplicationGroup`` as the ``application-group`` argument on ``WSGIScriptAlias`` overrides that.

FWIW, there will be a more permanent workaround for this CPython behaviour in mod_wsgi version 4.8.0 when released.

Note that mod_wsgi 4.8 with workaround for issue in CPython was released. Ensure using latest version of mod_wsgi. If still have issues it may be something different that you are...

Specifically Linux distros tend to favour ``sha1sum`` and ``sha256sum``. Only macOS and BSD based systems are guaranteed to have ``shasum``. Since default algorithm of ``shasum`` seems to be "1", then...