[CI] [1/2] Update the Python version of pyxir#10406
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Currently the CMake file for pyxir is looking for things in Python3.6, so it needs to be upgraded to use 3.7 now that we have moved to use 3.7. Otherwise the build fails when the docker images are updated since the 3.6 can't find the pyxir packages which have moved to 3.7. Additionally, there seems to be a problem with the newer version of setuptools installing the pyxir libraries, so reverting these versions to the previous versions as a workaraound. Note that this has to be done in two patches for the changes to go through the current CI, this patch downgrades the pip and setuptools versions.
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Thanks for the fix! This looks good pending a successful docker image build after merging
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Currently the CMake file for pyxir is looking for things in Python3.6, so it needs to be upgraded to use 3.7 now that we have moved to use 3.7. Otherwise the build fails when the docker images are updated since the 3.6 can't find the pyxir packages which have moved to 3.7. Additionally, there seems to be a problem with the newer version of setuptools installing the pyxir libraries, so reverting these versions to the previous versions as a workaraound. Note that this has to be done in two patches for the changes to go through the current CI, this patch downgrades the pip and setuptools versions.
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Currently the CMake file for pyxir is looking for things in Python3.6,
so it needs to be upgraded to use 3.7 now that we have moved to use 3.7.
Otherwise the build fails since the 3.6 can't find the pyxir packages
which have moved to 3.7.
Additionally, there seems to be a problem with the newer version of
setuptools installing the pyxir libraries, so reverting these versions
to the previous versions as a workaround.
Note that this has to be done in two patches for the changes to go
through the current CI, this patch downgrades the pip and setuptools
versions.