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IIRC pipenv does not support defining different python versions. Pyenv can be used to install 3.7 Also the docker image will set up the correct python version. |
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Sounds like venv would be more suitable then for this =) Not to say switching wouldn't be otherwise more massive task, but meh... Some clasic case of something is always stupid on something.. Switch tosomethig else and gain new set of issues :) |
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IIRC I tried to update the python version but your debian version didn't have that yet so we kept this version :D |
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I know, rootissue still is that nailing exact version will always shoot someone in the leg, either the bleeding edge persons can't do stuff or other way stable and LTS persons can't do stuff (easily) :) |
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I there some specific reason we have
python_version = "3.7"
in pipfile (and thus propably similar effects on pipfile.lock? Aka why is it nailed to specific version instead minimum? Otter from Oulu failed to test anything purely becuase python 3.9 is too new ;)I'm not saying specifically needing to raise minimum supported version, but also not nailing it to specific one if newer available
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