Use "dpkg-divert" instead of "purge" to avoid Debian's Python #131
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- `docker`: 1.12.0 GA; remove 1.10 - `mysql`: 5.7.14, 5.6.32, and 5.5.51 - `python`: use `dpkg-divert` instead of `purge` against Debian Python (docker-library/python#131) - `rabbitmq`: 3.6.4 - `redis`: 3.2.2 - `redmine`: passenger 5.0.30 - `ruby`: 2.1.10
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This is going to cause issues for those who are using Supervisor as it's removing the built-in version. You can't run Supervisor with Python 3 and this is removing the old one. |
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What is the reason behind this commit? a whole set of issues arise as @os has commented. |
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There's some background in #132 (comment). tl;dr - running purge removes some pcre dev libraries, which cause some things (notably uwsgi) to compile without necessary features. |
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Fixes #129