Hello can someone help me with this problem in the build

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Alexsander Pereira · Answer

logs ``` 9 5 5 RUN echo 1765b89b 67b0 4ebf beb4 8e086b3e3ad0 | sudo tee orchest task 1765b89b 67b0 4ebf beb4 8e086b3e3ad0 txt 9 0 410 bin sh 1 sudo not found 9 ERROR executor failed running bin sh c echo 1765b89b 67b0 4ebf beb4 8e086b3e3ad0 | sudo tee orchest task 1765b89b 67b0 4ebf beb4 8e086b3e3ad0 txt exit code 127 gt 5 5 RUN echo 1765b89b 67b0 4ebf beb4 8e086b3e3ad0 | sudo tee orchest task 1765b89b 67b0 4ebf beb4 8e086b3e3ad0 txt 9 0 410 bin sh 1 sudo not found ERROR failed to solve executor failed running bin sh c echo 1765b89b 67b0 4ebf beb4 8e086b3e3ad0 | sudo tee orchest task 1765b89b 67b0 4ebf beb4 8e086b3e3ad0 txt exit code 127```

Alexsander Pereira · Answer

Using custom image python 3 8

Rick Lamers · Answer

Our image build process depends on `sudo` being available in the environment container image I think you should be able to fix this by either 1 Installing `sudo` in your environment setup script 2 Making sure your base image already has it included wrapping your custom base image If you re using a custom base image to change the Python version what would be an easier option is to use this example to change the Python version of the Orchest base image <https docs orchest io en stable fundamentals environments html using a different python version> Using custom base images is supported but to get everything to work properly with it can be quite complicated e g making kernels work making the Orchest SDK work