feat(docker): also update the specified pip packages rather than just installing them #897
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… installing them Some pip packages may get updates and subsequent container runs wouldn't install them. Not so much of a problem normally but when for example yt-dlp is installed through pip to use with mopidy-youtube it's important to keep yt-dlp up-to-date to not have functionality be broken when Youtube updates their webpage again
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@jaedb is there any chance you could merge this and build a new Docker image with it? |
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Some pip packages may get updates and subsequent container runs wouldn't install them. Not so much of a problem normally but when for example yt-dlp is installed through pip to use with mopidy-youtube it's important to keep yt-dlp up-to-date to not have functionality be broken when Youtube updates their webpage again