feat: Upgrade to vLLM 0.15.0 and upgrade dependencies#122
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I don't see any issue on the build side, as long as you've made sure to keep parity with all the changes vLLM may have made to their own Dockerfile between those releases. Be sure to test the actual image built from this before merging it, though.
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Tested the image and it works fine with DeepSeek V3.1
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Upgraded to vLLM 0.15.0.
Upgraded the following dependencies: