Use --no-cache-dir for pip installs#272
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Add --no-cache-dir to pip invocations in resources/install_apt.sh for both upgrading pip/wheel and installing requirements. This prevents pip from storing cached packages, reducing disk usage and avoiding potential stale cache issues during automated installs.
Use pip --no-cache-dir for installs
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This pull request makes a minor update to the Python package installation process in the
resources/install_apt.shscript. The change ensures that pip installs do not use the local cache, which can help avoid issues with stale or corrupted packages.--no-cache-diroption for both upgrading pip/wheel and installing fromrequirements.txtto prevent using cached packages (resources/install_apt.sh).