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curl --silent --show-error --fail-with-body --max-time 60 \
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--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
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Fixes building Langflow from source with a custom Dockerfile failing at uv sync by copying all four uv workspace members (src/backend/base, src/lfx, src/sdk, and the root) into the build stage before running uv sync --frozen. Use when the sync fails on missing workspace members. Not for prebuilt Langflow images.
Building langflow from source with a custom Dockerfile fails at uv sync because the codebase is now a uv workspace with four members: src/backend/base, src/lfx, src/sdk, and the root. If your Dockerfile only copies the pyproject for src/backend/base, the sync fails since the lfx and sdk workspace members are missing.