CI/Linux: Build AppImage on Ubuntu 22.04 (Python 3.10) #423
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This makes the app start slightly faster, as byte-code files won't need to be generated every time users run the app. https://docs.python.org/3.10/library/compileall.html
Ubuntu 20.04 only has Python 3.8, and because the 'truststore' dependency requires at least Python 3.10, the AppImage package would need to bundle CA certificates from 'certifi' to make HTTPS requests work at all, which is quite an ugly workaround. Unfortunately, as a side effect, building on Ubuntu 22.04 increases the minimum required version of glibc from 2.31 to 2.35.
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Yeah, I wanted to avoid having to bundle anything, if Everything looks good! Thank you for your help =) |
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No problem! ^^
Unfortunately, with AppImage, for the most part we have to do the inclusion and deletion of everything by ourselves... :( |
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Ubuntu 20.04 only has Python 3.8, and because the
truststoredependency requires at least Python 3.10, the AppImage package would need to bundle CA certificates fromcertifito make HTTPS requests work at all, which is quite an ugly workaround.Unfortunately, as a side effect, building on Ubuntu 22.04 increases the minimum required version of
glibcfrom 2.31 to 2.35.Closes #421