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Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses an issue where the python-samples-testing
Docker build was failing due to an outdated get-pip.py
script for Python 3.8. I've updated the Dockerfile to specifically download get-pip-3-8.py
for Python 3.8 and use it during the installation process. This ensures that the correct version of pip is installed for Python 3.8, resolving the build failure.
Highlights
- Bug fix: Fixes a Docker build failure related to Python 3.8 and an outdated
get-pip.py
script. - Dockerfile update: Modifies the Dockerfile to download and use the correct
get-pip-3-8.py
script for Python 3.8.
Changelog
- .kokoro/docker/Dockerfile
- Added download of
get-pip-3-8.py
to specifically target Python 3.8. - Modified the Python 3.8 installation step to use
get-pip-3-8.py
instead of the genericget-pip.py
.
- Added download of
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A Docker build did fail,
Python 3.8 did wail,
get-pip
was the key,
Now builds run free,
Success now sets the sail!
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Code Review
This PR addresses the issue of the python-samples-testing
Docker build failing due to an unsupported Python version. The changes involve downloading the specific get-pip.py
script for Python 3.8 and using it during the installation process. The solution appears straightforward and effective.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to address the identified issue effectively. Since there are no critical
or high
severity issues, the pull request is likely ready to be merged after addressing the medium
severity issue. As always, ensure that other reviewers also approve the code before merging. I am unable to directly approve the pull request.
This PR fixes the issue where the
python-samples-testing
docker build is failing with the following errorTowards b/414758499