Alan Jones

That was indeed the issue on my end. I wound up working around it by just putting "USER root" at the end of my dockerfile for now. Andrey on the support team also suggested As a workaround, you ca...

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Sorry Seth Dillingham, I forgot to tag you in the prior post.

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Hi Seth, That's interesting - perhaps it's which underlying distro we're using in WSL (assuming that you're using WSL for docker in windows). I'm using Manjaro, WSL v2, Docker Desktop 4.11.1

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This is still broken in 2022.2.1. An easy way to repro is create a docker interpreter from image using jupyter/scipy-notebook:python-3.9.12 Once this pulls down, you'll see all the packages listed ...

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