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The base in container_image must be a Bazel target that represents the image, i.e.:

• an image build locally with other Bazel rules
• an image imported with container_import from a local tarball
• an image pulled from a remote Docker repository using container_pull

If you are looking for a simple replacement of FROM, then you probably want to pull the right image in your WORKSPACE using container_pull and use that as base.

You will want to read the Dockerfile best practices for the RUN instruction from the Docker docs. Each line in a Dockerfile is an image layer and the state after a RUN instruction is executed command is not always persisted on the next layer.

So the apt-get install -y npm won't affect the build when you run npm install -g ... so you received the error: npm command not found.

Please read the guide and attempt to use this single RUN instruction instead.

This answer is about Python 3.6.

The state is only changed by the gen.randint(1, 1) call, so let's see what it calls under the hood.

1. Here is the implementation of random.Random.randint:

You want to put H1 below the input.

Then you make the text input transparent. Bind the input value to h1.

So in effect when user clicks and type, they are selecting the input and changing its value, but it's transparent, to be shown by the h1 below the input that you will eventually animate.

Also because you mentioned you want it to display correctly in all platforms. You then have to be cognisant of the default behaviours of DOM and CSS properties. If you alter them to get what you want without knowing its natural order, you can get unexpected behaviour and reduce cross-browser compatibility. I have made changes to reflect that.

Run npm install in root folder of your project, that will install all missing dependency from package.json file (all your missing dependencies) .

You tried npm install --save-dev @angular-devkit/build-angular but that's not the same as npm install

As David mentioned, the fix is in the 1.4.7 release. Tested it and it worked.