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  • Chores
    • Cleaned up configuration files by removing unnecessary shebang and comment lines from multiple Pipfiles.
    • Updated the Python Dockerfile to improve build efficiency and environment setup, including changes to environment variables, dependency installation, and file copying strategy.

- Removed the shell script header from Pipfile in multiple directories to streamline the file structure.
- Updated Dockerfile to set environment variables and improve dependency management with pipenv.
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This update removes incorrect shell shebang and comment lines from multiple Pipfile files, ensuring only valid TOML configuration remains. The Python Dockerfile is also refactored to use BuildKit syntax, reorganize environment variables, update pipenv installation logic, and optimize context copying for improved build efficiency.

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compiled_starters/python/Pipfile
solutions/python/01-jm1/code/Pipfile
solutions/python/02-rg2/code/Pipfile
starter_templates/python/code/Pipfile
Removed initial shell shebang and comment lines, leaving only valid TOML configuration in each Pipfile.
dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile Switched to BuildKit syntax, reordered and added environment variables, changed pipenv install logic, and optimized context copying.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile (1)

6-7: Confirm WORKON_HOME directory usage.

Setting WORKON_HOME=/venvs is correct for pinning pipenv virtualenvs. To avoid any permission surprises, consider explicitly creating the directory with the proper owner and mode:

RUN mkdir -p /venvs \
 && chown root:root /venvs
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  • compiled_starters/python/Pipfile (0 hunks)
  • dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile (1 hunks)
  • solutions/python/01-jm1/code/Pipfile (0 hunks)
  • solutions/python/02-rg2/code/Pipfile (0 hunks)
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dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile

[error] 14-14: invalid flag: --exclude

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🔇 Additional comments (3)
dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile (3)

1-1: Approve BuildKit syntax directive.

The # syntax=docker/dockerfile:1.7-labs line is required to leverage BuildKit features.


4-4: Approve placement of dependency file paths.

Moving CODECRAFTERS_DEPENDENCY_FILE_PATHS="Pipfile,Pipfile.lock" near the top makes the dependency configuration clear early in the build.


19-19: Approve environment creation check.

Running pipenv run python3 -c "1+1" is a valid smoke test to force creation of the virtual environment and will fail early if something is misconfigured.

# pipenv uses this to store virtualenvs
ENV WORKON_HOME=/venvs

RUN pip install --no-cache-dir "pipenv>=2025.0.2"
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Pin pipenv for reproducible builds.

Allowing any newer pipenv release (>=2025.0.2) can introduce unexpected changes. Pin to the exact version to ensure build consistency:

- RUN pip install --no-cache-dir "pipenv>=2025.0.2"
+ RUN pip install --no-cache-dir "pipenv==2025.0.2"
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RUN pip install --no-cache-dir "pipenv>=2025.0.2"
RUN pip install --no-cache-dir "pipenv==2025.0.2"
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In dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile at line 9, the pipenv installation uses a
version range (>=2025.0.2) which can lead to inconsistent builds. Change the pip
install command to pin pipenv to the exact version 2025.0.2 by replacing the
version specifier with ==2025.0.2 to ensure reproducible builds.

Comment on lines +13 to +14
# .git & README.md are unique per-repository. We ignore them on first copy to prevent cache misses
COPY --exclude=.git --exclude=README.md . /app
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⚠️ Potential issue

Replace unsupported --exclude flags with .dockerignore.

Docker’s COPY doesn’t support --exclude (Hadolint DL1000). Instead, list unwanted files in .dockerignore and simplify the COPY:

- # .git & README.md are unique per-repository. We ignore them on first copy to prevent cache misses
- COPY --exclude=.git --exclude=README.md . /app
+ # Leverage .dockerignore to exclude .git and README.md
+ COPY . /app

Ensure your .dockerignore contains:

.git
README.md
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[error] 14-14: invalid flag: --exclude

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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile at lines 13-14, the COPY command uses
unsupported --exclude flags which Docker does not support. Remove the --exclude
flags from the COPY command and instead create or update a .dockerignore file in
the project root to list .git and README.md so these files are excluded during
the copy. Then simplify the COPY command to just copy the current directory
contents to /app without exclusions.

@andy1li andy1li merged commit 09fdf4b into main May 20, 2025
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