Fix CI pip externally-managed-environment error #4360
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* Add missing Makefile PHONY target * Add Dockerfile-CUDA vim modeline * Fix CI pip externally-managed-environment error
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Alpine seems to have finally enabled Python's externally managed environment warning as specified in PEP 668, which is now causing the CI docker build to fail.
The fix here is to simply use
--break-system-packages, which ignores the warning. Given that this is a Docker container, I don't think we really need to worry about breaking anything, and it's been fine up to now anyway. I've added--useras well just to be on the safe side, so it will install packages to~/.local/lib/python3.11/site-packagesrather than/usr/lib/python3.11/site-packages.And then I've just added a missing PHONY target to the Makefile and added a vim modeline to
Dockerfile-CUDAto enable syntax highlighting.