build: upgrade Python version in Dockerfile #2474
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This PR will upgrade the version of Python used in docker images created from the public repos Dockerfile. Upgrading the Python version is part of the changes for the Redwood release of Open edX.
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I tested this by building an image from the Dockerfile locally and ensuring it built cleanly. Afterwards I updated my We will do additional testing of Credentials functionality on an internal deployment environment. |
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This PR will upgrade the version of Python used in docker images created from the public repos Dockerfile.
Upgrading the Python version is part of the changes for the Redwood release of Open edX.
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