Change PySpark installation resolver to conda-libmamba-solver#70
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Change PySpark installation resolver to conda-libmamba-solver#70b-tsammons wants to merge 2 commits intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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pip handles installing required dependencies better without failing. I was able to get the docker running successfully using pip but kept hitting a resource allocation error with Conda even with 32 logical cores and 40gb of ram allocated to WSL 2
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+1 for this. Solved my issue. |
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conda-libmamba-solver is a less resource heavy dependency resolver. Decreased memory usage from 20+ GB to under 8 GB during Docker install.