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Module not found with new update to databricksruntime/python:13.3-LTS #184

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ff-paulo-barbosa opened this issue Mar 6, 2024 · 1 comment

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@ff-paulo-barbosa
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ff-paulo-barbosa commented Mar 6, 2024

Hello,

After the update on March 1st by alexjingdbdocker, my project has started experiencing a critical issue. The Docker container built from the databricksruntime/python:13.3-LTS image no longer recognizes the project root directory, resulting in a "Module Not Found" error for my dependencies. This issue appeared immediately following the latest update and was not present in prior versions of the image.

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Could the team please investigate if there were any changes in the databricksruntime/python:13.3-LTS image update that might have altered the way directories are recognized or any dependencies are handled? It seems like this update might have introduced a glitch affecting path resolution or module loading.

Thank you for looking into this matter. I am happy to provide further details or logs if needed.

PS: I would also like to address a recurring challenge with the use of mutable tags for the Docker images, such as databricksruntime/python:13.3-LTS. The mutable nature of these tags, where the underlying image can change without a corresponding change in the tag, has led to instability in my company projects on multiple occasions. This practice makes it difficult to ensure a consistent and reliable build environment, as updates can introduce unexpected behavior issues. While i appreciate your work, this has become a serious issue.

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@ff-paulo-barbosa can you specify which module?

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