Loosen dependency versions, add resiliency
All dependencies were pinned to specific versions which would fight with whatever project it was implemented in. Loosened them while trying to keep them reasonable.
Added a timeout for waiting for postgres to be ready.
OK, changes have been made.
I haven't been able to run tach on it, however. Seems to be an issue with pydantic? I don't have time right now to dig into that, but I also couldn't run tests on the tach package. I'm in Windows, fwiw.
This would also close #29
OK, changes have been made.
I haven't been able to run tach on it, however. Seems to be an issue with pydantic? I don't have time right now to dig into that, but I also couldn't run tests on the tach package. I'm in Windows, fwiw.
Apologies for the delay on this, but thanks! I think the service/docker.py file also needs the future statement but should be good to go otherwise.
The issue with Tach sounds like a known issue with backward compatibility in Tach. I'd check what version you are running and make sure it matches 0.1.2 (in dev-dependencies). If it does match, then I think ignore any failures for now since it will be a separate task to upgrade to the latest version of Tach anyway.