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feat: Upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 and python 3.10 #6922
feat: Upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 and python 3.10 #6922
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@mmaietta Thanks for adding the changeset. |
Thanks for your contribution! |
Thanks for your help and merging it. |
@mmaietta : Is there any timeline when the new version will be pushed to https://hub.docker.com/r/electronuserland/builder/tags ? |
Whoops! My bad. |
@relativisticelectron , soooo this new images seems to have broken a few things. Can you please take a look as soon as possible? Otherwise I'll need to delete the new images. |
Uhh... I looked at all 3 issues.
I would suggest you restore the original docker image for now 😢 . Is there a way to deploy electron Ubuntu 22.04 docker images (under a different tag), such that people have time to slowly solve upgrade issues? |
So, due to the way the docker images were previously set up, they're keyed off of the year+month, so ironically, I can't override the images anymore as it's a new month lol. I'll revert the other PR, but it'll keep your current version available for you to debug further with. They'll all have the suffix |
* changed class name * Working requirements.in * Reordered lines to see changes better * Working minimal upgrades * Added hashes * - Upgraded python to 3.10 and bitcoin to v23.0 - Added libzmq to build process, to enable future use cases such as #778 - added --without-gui to remove configure warning that gui will not be built. * Added line-break * - Updated the embit version to 0.4.13 - pushed python-bitcoind image * - Build registry.gitlab.com/c8527/specter/cirrus-jammy:20220504 - updated docker references * - added cypress-base-ubuntu-jammy * - added cypress-python * - fixed unchanged registry path * Fixed wrong path * readme change * Fixed path * Changed github-changelog * changes registrar links * Fixed bitcoin version * Set reset bitcoin version to 22 * Set bitcoin version to 22.0 * Fixed black issue via psf/black#2964 (comment) * Revert for changelog * Upgraded pytest because otherwise I get the error pytest-dev/pytest#9195 * Added temporary fix for upgraded hwi version. Should be fixed in #1693 * more verbosity for page generation * doc about python 3.10 * docs: update TOC * yet another library necessary * black * Corrected tag * Fixed wrong python version introduced in the merge commit * Use same babel version across requirements and test_requirements * Created the reuqirements.txt with python 3.8 such, that that netlify can create the python docs in python 3.8, while everything elese works also with python 3.10 * testing https://peps.python.org/pep-0508/#environment-markers * CHanged just the txt * Added comments * electron docker build successful * rename image to cypress-python:v9.7.0 * doc * docker file rename * fix pyinstaller pip error by changing requirements.in * reference jammy electron dockerfile See electron-userland/electron-builder#6922 (comment) * updated all references to dockerimages * fix release-build * fix the image-version to something else than latest. pin all the stuff! * revert to old image to avoid glibc issues Co-authored-by: Kim Neunert <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: k9ert <[email protected]>
Maybe the errors were due to the wrong codename used: Ubuntu 22.04 is |
feat: Upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 and python 3.10
See: #6898