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This article explains how to customize the Apache Superset container build process using the
superset-dockerfilepatch in an Open edX Aspects environment. It outlines where to define the patch within your custom inline plugin configuration and notes that these modifications take effect when theaspects-supersetimage is built. By appending custom Dockerfile instructions—such as installing extra Python dependencies or overriding the defaultCMDandENTRYPOINT—to the final image layer, developers can easily tailor the Superset environment to their specific deployment needs.