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  • Updated the underlying system image reference to a verified version, ensuring a consistent and reproducible build environment.

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The Dockerfile has been updated to use a fixed version of the Python 3.10-slim image. The original image tag has been replaced with a SHA256 digest reference, ensuring that the exact image version is used. This change enhances build reproducibility by preventing unexpected updates to the base image.

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File	Change Summary
Dockerfile	Modified the base image declaration from FROM python:3.10-slim to FROM python:3.10-slim@sha256:f9fd9a142c9e3bc54d906053b756eb7e7e386ee1cf784d82c251cf640c502512.

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[error] 12-12: ERROR: Failed to build installable wheels for some pyproject.toml based projects (django-ranged-response, starkbank-ecdsa). Invalid command 'bdist_wheel'.

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2-2: Updated Base Image with Fixed Digest

The Dockerfile now references a specific SHA256 digest for the python:3.10-slim base image. This change improves build reproducibility by ensuring that the exact image version is used. Please verify that this fixed image still provides all the necessary system libraries and dependencies required by the project.

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