A framework that aims to achieve interoperability between software such as simulation engines, databases and data repositories using a knowledge graph as the common language.
Do we want to have all these different versions of Python installed? I feel like it might end up confusing anyone using this as a base image. Also I think Ubuntu18 might be getting outdated. Why not use something like Python3.8/9 as the base image, and we don't even need to worry about installing Python or pip?
Changing the base image can be considered as a breaking change, but it makes sense to do it for the next major release.
@pablo-de-andres wrote:
Changing the base image can be considered as a breaking change, but it makes sense to do it for the next major release.
Related #720.