Remove openupgradelib #214
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Being practical, most of the time you need to install this library from git master. Since #213 adding [the corresponding line][1] to the scaffolding didn't actually install the version from master. The pip requirements file doesn't have a way to force updating a dependency when it is already installed from git. It seems the easiest way to fix the situation is to remove `openupgradelib` from the base image. If you really need it, install it when building your subimage, either from pip or from git, however you want. [1]: https://github.com/Tecnativa/doodba-scaffolding/blob/55a5e1b3ba65bec8604f3260e361f8b6a1d64b2e/odoo/custom/dependencies/pip.txt#L1
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Being practical, most of the time you need to install this library from git master.
Since #213 adding the corresponding line to the scaffolding didn't actually install the version from master. The pip requirements file doesn't have a way to force updating a dependency when it is already installed from git.
It seems the easiest way to fix the situation is to remove
openupgradelibfrom the base image. If you really need it, install it when building your subimage, either from pip or from git, however you want.