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Clarify Dockerfile for non-package applications #269

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Expand Up @@ -46,11 +46,14 @@ COPY pyproject.toml uv.lock ./
# Install only project dependencies, as this is cached until pyproject.toml uv.lock are updated.
RUN uv sync --locked --no-default-groups --no-install-project

# Copy in source files. README is required for the package to build.
# Copy in source files.
# README.md is required for the package to build. It can be ommited for non-package applications.
COPY README.md ./
COPY src src

# Install the rest of the application into the virtual environment.
# Omit this step if your project is a non-package application and copy the source in the second
# stage instead.
RUN uv sync --locked --no-default-groups --no-editable

## Final Image
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COPY --from=python_builder ${UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT} ${UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT}
ENV PATH="${UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT}/bin:${PATH}"

# For Python applications that are not installable libraries, you may need to copy in source
# files here in the final image rather than in the python_builder image.
# For non-package applications, COPY source files here rather than in the --no-editable step
# in the python_builder stage.

# Give access to the entire home folder to the new user so that files and folders can be written
# there. Some packages such as matplotlib, want to write to the home folder.
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