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Add support for Python 3.6 on Ubuntu 22+ #1048
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Hello @Flamefire👋, |
Hello @Flamefire, Thank you for your feature request regarding adding Python 3.6 support for Ubuntu 22 and up runners. We understand the importance of being able to test with Python 3.6 for your library, especially with the removal of Ubuntu 20.04 runners from GitHub Actions. We truly appreciate your suggestion and ongoing support. Your input is invaluable, and we encourage you to continue sharing your ideas for improving the setup-python action. |
Of course, it is true Python 3.6 is EOL for ages but it is still nevertheless the main version of Python in RHEL8 deployed and supported in many enterprise servers. There are still developers who aim to support these systems, and therefore need to run CI in this environment… Are there technical challenges that prevent Python 3.6 from being installed in ubuntu-22.04 runners? |
Hi @aparnajyothi-y , @priya-kinthali We know that version 3.6 is deprecated, but we still need to run CI in order to deploy other stuff on our projects, until we are able to migrate to a minimum of 3.9. Please take this in consideration and add back the support for 3.6. Currently we are blocked since we've planned other releases before updating to 3.9, which is a big issue. |
Description:
I'd like to be able Python 3.6 with Ubuntu 22 (and up) runners. Please add packages for those
Justification:
Github Actions is removing the Ubuntu 22.04 runners. This means we can no longer test Python 3.6 which is the current minimum for support of our library.
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