At the time of writing, the Docker image is built with Python 3.9. It is the oldest Python version that has not reached end-of-life.
Basic Example
Use Python 3.11 instead. More recent versions usually have better performance, and will be supported for a longer period of time. There is no reason to use an "old" version of Python.
Screenshots
Drawbacks
None I can think of, as all currently supported Python versions are tested in CI anyway. This only affects our production Cloud Run service used for synthetic monitoring.
Unresolved questions
No response
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Summary
At the time of writing, the Docker image is built with Python 3.9. It is the oldest Python version that has not reached end-of-life.
Basic Example
Use Python 3.11 instead. More recent versions usually have better performance, and will be supported for a longer period of time. There is no reason to use an "old" version of Python.
Screenshots
Drawbacks
None I can think of, as all currently supported Python versions are tested in CI anyway. This only affects our production Cloud Run service used for synthetic monitoring.
Unresolved questions
No response
Code of Conduct