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RuntimeError: Could not set URL #2714
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It's possible it's a bug in conda/mamba, which were recently updated in https://github.com/jupyterhub/repo2docker/pull/1299/files Can you reproduce the error with the dev version of repo2docker installed from thre |
The same is happening with https://github.com/gesiscss/css_methods_python Full build log
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@stammler do you continue to encounter this error? I can not reproduce it. Regarding https://github.com/gesiscss/css_methods_python, I created #2728 as the issue is in the user repository but we could improve the log. |
I forced it to use Python 3.10, which solved the problem. I haven't tried it without specifying a version since then. I will try it as soon as possible and report back. |
I'm closing this in favour of #2728. |
It seems that a recent update to Mamba is causing a problem when building the Docker image from the repo via repo2docker. See jupyterhub/mybinder.org-deploy#2714. This PR fixes the version of `repo2docker` to the last one that didn't have this problem, and the image is built correctly.
I keep getting an error on a repository that used to work previously: github.com/stammler/spp1992_summerschool23.
Click here to reproduce:
This is from the build log:
I cannot make sense of it. Is that a problem on my side?
Or is there an issue with Binder right now, which is out of my control?
Many thanks in advance!
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