Fix Dockerfile: updated base image to debian:bullseye and installed g… #8
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This merge request updates the Dockerfile for the pyelsepa project to ensure it builds successfully on modern systems. Key changes include:
Replaced the deprecated debian:8 (Jessie) base image with debian:bullseye to use active repositories.
Installed gfortran, make, and tar to support compiling ELSEPA Fortran code.
Cleaned up apt cache after installation to reduce final image size.
Ensured that the Docker build no longer fails with 404 errors from old Jessie repositories.
Verified that the Docker image now builds successfully on Windows and Linux environments.
Additional Notes:
This MR resolves the previous build errors and allows future Docker-based development and testing of pyelsepa.
No changes were made to the actual ELSEPA source code; this is purely a build environment update.