fix: fix Dockerfile to accept conda tos

[rvaibhav]

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[pjannaty]

@mharrim-nv any concerns hardcoding accepting the terms of service for Conda in our dockerfile?

[codeJRV]

Can we add a build arg that the user needs to specify explicitly during docker build otherwise make it fail ( --build_arg ACCEPT_CONDA_TOC=Yes )

[pjannaty]

Vaibhav, let's move these two lines to the INSTALL.md instructions instead.

[pjannaty]

Specifically here https://github.com/nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-predict1/blob/main/INSTALL.md

Before "You can test the environment setup for inference with":
After launching docker, make sure to accept conda's terms of service by running

conda tos accept --override-channels --channel https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/main && \
conda tos accept --override-channels --channel https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/r

or something to that effect.

[codeJRV]

@rvaibhav can you take a look at the suggestion to add a build arg to accept TOS

[codeJRV]

Can we add a build arg that the user needs to specify explicitly during docker build otherwise make it fail ( --build_arg ACCEPT_CONDA_TOC=Yes )

[pjannaty]

@rvaibhav can you take a look at the suggestion to add a build arg to accept TOS

Thought about this some more. A build arg is only good if the user is building the container themselves. It won't work if we offer a ready-made docker on nvcr. How about this solution? #134 (comment)

[rvaibhav]

@pjannaty @codeJRV if we do not accept the conda tos in Dockerfile, the Docker image creation does not proceed.

So we will need to build that into the Dockerfile, or we simply do away with conda for docker env. That change will have larger impact, because it will involve modifying the ci-cd pipelines as well.