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Upgrade utils to Python 3.12 #464
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Steve found new tests in admin that were failing, triggered by the Python 3.12 upgrade. He fixed some but there might be some remaining. |
Steve fixed a few tests involving a specific Redis command that flowed down to the API command. |
:/ It really wasn't a redis command problem, instead the problem that my poetry.lock file was not installing the latest version of the 3.12 utils branch. All good now though. |
got this merged but there was a problem with waffles in the GitHub action that wasn't there locally :/ Fix in a new version of utils: |
utils all good and merged, working on the apps, then we can QA all together |
ok, have a PR to merge the app team branch into main's 3.12 Using this new PR branch when testing the new api 3.12 PR. |
moving back to blocked until we finish testing the 3.12 api / celery. |
Description
As a software developer working on GCNotify stack,
I want the Python stack to be upgraded at latest supported version,
So that I can leverage the latest features of the language and better/safer code.
As a system ops working on GCNotify stack,
I want the Python stack to be upgraded at latest supported version,
So that I can leverage the latest performance improvement
And process notifications faster.
WHY are we building?
To get latest performance improvements, features and security updates of the Python language/runtime.
WHAT are we building?
Upgrade the stack to the latest possible version of Python. A few considerations:
VALUE created by our solution
Better performance, security and reliability.
Acceptance Criteria
QA Steps
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