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Use Python 3.11 #95
Use Python 3.11 #95
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jensens
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Nov 28, 2022
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- Use Python 3.11
- Cleanup dependencies (Debian, pip), partially addresses check/remove superflous apt dependencies #89
- fixes Use GHCR for test image #75
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Extra twin turbo hotness.
The possible problem is, there are some packages with C-extensions in the Zope world pulled in and the image does not provide a build environment by default. |
tests are passing, it is not working anyway. |
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Having an image with Python 3.11 sounds good, but it is also a significant change. There may be addons or project code that is not compatible with it yet. Do we need to consider publishing images for multiple versions of Python?
I think the risk that code which worked with Python 3.9 and won't work with Python 3.11 is fairly low, and worth the benefits. |
Two more thoughts:
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I won't block this (I want to try Python 3.11 also). But I do think there is a nonzero chance we'll need to start building an image with Python 3.10 as well, for example if there are addons which are not compatible with Python 3.10 yet. |
I think this is fine, but I would wait for complaints instead of providing one proactive. I go for merge. |