[Question]: docker build images failed, uv not fund

[jcl-jcl]

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[dosubot[bot]]

Your Docker build is failing because the file /deps/uv-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz is missing. This tarball contains the uv tool, which is used for Python dependency management and environment setup in RAGFlow. The build expects this file to be present, and it's supposed to be downloaded by running the download_deps.py script before building the Docker image.

To fix the issue, run:

python3 download_deps.py

in your project directory before starting the Docker build. This will fetch all required dependencies, including the uv tarball, and place them in the build context so the Dockerfile can find them. This step became necessary after a recent update to the build process (source, PR #11814).

If you use China mirrors, add the --china-mirrors flag:

python3 download_deps.py --china-mirrors

After running this script, try building your Docker image again.

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[KevinHuSh]

python3 download_deps.py

[jcl-jcl]

python3 download_deps.py

I’m building an image in GitLab CI. How should I run python3 download_deps.py?

[jcl-jcl]

I downloaded download_deps, then in the Dockerfile I copied and extracted the bin directory. The image built successfully, but after starting the container it reports missing dependencies torch and transformers. Did I do something wrong?