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Add python3 and python3-pip to the docker image #23190
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Re "Get a Docker Hub account. Build and push the image.", the README isn't clear if you've never used Docker Hub before. The tag should be of the form And I just realized that I had created an organization on Docker Hub before but never used it, so let me give it a try. |
This incorporates the change in #23190, as well as switching to the new dockerhub organization.
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Perhaps also add a reminder to update .taskcluster.yml
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This is a follow-up to #23190. I forgot that tools/ci/tc/tasks/test.yml existed, so we really only updated the image of the decision task. Drive-by: * Update README to document this. * Remove python3-pip from `install` as it's now included in the image.
This is a follow-up to #23190. I forgot that tools/ci/tc/tasks/test.yml existed, so we really only updated the image of the decision task. Drive-by: * Update README to document this. * Remove python3-pip from `install` as it's now included in the image.
These dependencies are required to run the CI system under Python 3, including making
distutils
available.See #23182 (comment)