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Railway Deployment #676e35 fix: copy config.py into image - #49
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Problem
The deployment fails its healthcheck because uvicorn exits on import with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'config'. The Dockerfile never copies the root-level config.py into /srv/app, and app/backtesting.py imports it.
Solution
Added COPY config.py ./config.py to the Dockerfile so the module sits in the WORKDIR on sys.path. The app can now import it and start.
Changes
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