Set scikit-image minimum version to 0.21.0 #25
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This avoids the problem introduced in 0.20.0 where the sample datasets are downloaded to a cache directory upon import of the top-level module. This causes an error when the container is being run as the calling user rather than root as the default cache directory is not writable. It is also a waste of time and network bandwidth as the datasets will never be used here.
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Hi @jmuhlich thanks a lot for this! |
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This avoids the problem introduced in 0.20.0 where the sample datasets are downloaded to a cache directory upon import of the top-level module. This causes an error when the container is being run as the calling user rather than root as the default cache directory is not writable. It is also a waste of time and network bandwidth as the datasets will never be used here.