[core] use python:3.7-slim-bullseye docker image #24
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| I verified that the forked version of the plugin is working in our Buildkite pipeline now. |
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to: @jack1902
cc: @zegocover/git-diff-conditional-buildkite-plugin-maintainers
resolves: #23
Background
This plugin is failing for us since the latest version of the
python:3.7-slimimage was pushed.Changes
Updates the Dockerfile to use the
python:3.7-slim-bullseyeimage instead. Other commenters on the python issue have reported that this is enough to get things running again.Testing
I'm not familiar with the project, and haven't touched python code in a long time. What's the best way to verify this is working?