Update Dockerfile Versions #18
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The `3.9.6` and `3.9.6-slim` tags are shared tags that changed references from `3.9.6-buster` to `3.9.6-bullseye` upon the release of Debian Bullseye on 2021-08-14. This is undesirable behavior for repeatable builds so I have made the tag we use as specific as possible.
With the switch to a Debian Bullseye based image we need to update the version pins so that an image can successfully build.
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🗣 Description
This PR updates the base Docker image tags to specify which Debian version. It also updates the Debian package versions to install to correspond to the image tags used now.
💭 Motivation and context
With the release of Debian Bullseye the
3.9.6and3.9.6-slimtags for thepythonDocker image no longer used the underlying3.9.6-busterand3.9.6-slim-busterimage tags. This results in an inability to build an image successfully. This was resolved by moving away from shared tags for the Docker images used and using the very specific3.9.6-bullseyeand3.9.6-slim-bullseyeimage tags instead. Theaptpackage versions had to be updated to correspond with this change in Debian versions.🧪 Testing
Automated tests pass. After building a local testing image I was able to successfully use this Docker image.
✅ Checklist