fix(docker): Resolve Python packaging build failure for aarch64 #212
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The aarch64 Docker build fails during pip install when building mapbox-earcut (a trimesh dependency). This is caused by an outdated Python packaging library in the base image that's incompatible with modern package build requirements, resulting in a TypeError. This PR resolves the issue by adding a preliminary RUN command to upgrade pip, setuptools, and packaging before other dependencies are installed. Signed-off-by: Antonio Pio Maggio <[email protected]>
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The aarch64 Docker build fails during pip install when building mapbox-earcut (a trimesh dependency). This is caused by an outdated Python packaging library in the base image that's incompatible with modern package build requirements, resulting in a TypeError.
This PR resolves the issue by adding a preliminary RUN command to upgrade pip, setuptools, and packaging before other dependencies are installed.