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fix: use conda instead of apt-get to install make in docs stage#1229

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@sosahi sosahi commented Dec 19, 2025

The deb-src repositories enabled in the base stage (line 69) cause apt-get update to fail with exit code 100 when those source repos are unavailable.

Instead of fighting apt repository issues, use conda/mamba to install make from conda-forge. This is more reliable since conda is already set up in the image and doesn't depend on external apt mirrors.

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The deb-src repositories enabled in the base stage (line 69) cause apt-get
update to fail with exit code 100 when those source repos are unavailable.

Instead of fighting apt repository issues, use conda/mamba to install make
from conda-forge. This is more reliable since conda is already set up in
the image and doesn't depend on external apt mirrors.
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