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Update node to 16.16 & run npm update #351

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@rudivanhierden rudivanhierden commented Aug 4, 2022

Due to an update in the default repositories in the underlying alpine image, python no longer refers to the correct version for our build. Changing it to python3 will allow the build to complete succesfully. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62169568/docker-alpine-linux-python-missing

Ideally we'd update to version 18 straight away, but that seems a bit less straightforward. Updating to version 16 (which has security support until september 11th 2023) buys us time to come up with a good strategy to upgrade further.

Due to an update in the default repositories in the underlying `alpine` image, `python` no longer refers to the correct version for our build. Changing it to `python3` will allow the build to complete succesfully.

Ideally we'd update to version 18 straight away, but that seems a bit less straightforward. Updating to version 16 (which has security support until september 11th 2023) buys us time to come up with a good strategy to upgrade further.
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I added a few extra package updates in pull/352

@rudivanhierden rudivanhierden merged commit afb003b into development Aug 11, 2022
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