This makes sure that the pypy3 package is always the latest, which is nice for always having the newest possible Python language level. Currently, Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble Numbat) has pypy3 7.3.15 (with Python 3.9) and this will probably stay like this for a while, but pypy3 7.3.17 already supports Python 3.10.
These were the only two occurrences of apt-get install [...] pypy3 [...] that I could find, please let me know if I missed something. For example, I don't know how the judgehosts end up in the docker-contributor image.
Also, for some reason, docker/judgehost/Dockerfile.chroot was still based on Ubuntu 20.04, so I also updated that :slightly_smiling_face:
This makes sure that the
pypy3package is always the latest, which is nice for always having the newest possible Python language level. Currently, Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble Numbat) haspypy37.3.15 (with Python 3.9) and this will probably stay like this for a while, butpypy37.3.17 already supports Python 3.10.These were the only two occurrences of
apt-get install [...] pypy3 [...]that I could find, please let me know if I missed something. For example, I don't know how the judgehosts end up in the docker-contributor image.Also, for some reason,
docker/judgehost/Dockerfile.chrootwas still based on Ubuntu 20.04, so I also updated that :slightly_smiling_face: