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BUG: pip install --upgrade pip
in Dockerfile gets flagged
#3953
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Based on the following, it seems to be safe to pin
Closing issue as it does not seem relevant now |
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Related: ossf/scorecard#3953 Related: ossf/scorecard#4189 This reverts commit 0e59b55.
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Describe the bug
Running
RUN pip install --no-cache-dir --upgrade pip
in a Dockerfile gets flagged withpipCommand not pinned by hash
.Expected behavior
The correct approach to doing
pip install
is to upgradepip
first, so this should ideally not be flagged.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: