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Update Dockerfile #139

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Fixing the dependency error. Certifi's last python 2.7 release is 2020.04.5, otherwise the docker run command will raise a error.

Fixing the dependency error. Certifi's last python 2.7 release is 2020.04.5, otherwise the docker run command will raise a error.
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I tested this patch and it solved the issue for me... Please accept

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It works!!

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Will be testing in a moment

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It works but requirements shouldn't be directly into Dockerfiles but requirements list
By now this leaves the application working vs not executable.

@codingo codingo merged commit efe6f7a into codingo:master Dec 3, 2023
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