upgrade Python to v 3.8 #4413
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Signed-off-by: reinvantveer <reinvantveer@gmail.com>
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Re-committed to fix DCO signoffs |
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And what about the use of |
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@dalbani that's a reasonable request. If ansible's base image is being pinned, helm's should as well. This should be done in a separate PR though. |
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Great, thanks |
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Description of the change:
Upgrade Python to version 3.8 to facilitate local development (i.e. without having to resort to deadsnakes repos and suchlikes) and benefit from performance enhancements in more recent versions of Python (with 3.6 functionally mothballed now)
Motivation for the change:
The Ansible operator uses an outdated version of Python that hampers local development and reproducible builds as it requires you to keep around an old version of Python. Since many recent distros don't ship Python 3.6 in their standard packaging repositories anymore, this requires a manual install, or alternate package repositories.
Note: this is a first pull request to start addressing the issues mentioned in #4237
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