Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
Hi, I've been made aware that your medusa docker image has been rebased to alpine 3.21 from alpine 3.19.
And this is causing some mild inconvenience, even though it is much later than when you did that (~3 weeks?), it is first now some new adopters are finding their way to the pymedusa discord server with problems.
TL:DR
pymedusa does not yet support python 3.12, this PR: pymedusa/Medusa#11966 will add that support.
It is not yet merged, and when merged would be in the develop branch, until a new medusa version is pushed.
a new version of pymedusa will also enable control over "WEB_PORT" through environment variables (as of pymedusa/Medusa@0383abd)
(i've pre-emptively also filed a PR to add python 3.13 support - pymedusa/Medusa#11967)
Expected Behavior
for the image to not yet be on alpine 3.21, but alpine 3.19
Steps To Reproduce
N/A
Environment
CPU architecture
x86-64
Docker creation
Container logs
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
Hi, I've been made aware that your medusa docker image has been rebased to alpine 3.21 from alpine 3.19.
And this is causing some mild inconvenience, even though it is much later than when you did that (~3 weeks?), it is first now some new adopters are finding their way to the pymedusa discord server with problems.
TL:DR
pymedusa does not yet support python 3.12, this PR: pymedusa/Medusa#11966 will add that support.
It is not yet merged, and when merged would be in the develop branch, until a new medusa version is pushed.
a new version of pymedusa will also enable control over "WEB_PORT" through environment variables (as of pymedusa/Medusa@0383abd)
(i've pre-emptively also filed a PR to add python 3.13 support - pymedusa/Medusa#11967)
Expected Behavior
for the image to not yet be on alpine 3.21, but alpine 3.19
Steps To Reproduce
N/A
Environment
CPU architecture
x86-64
Docker creation
Container logs