Manually upgrade Python to avoid brew failures#202
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This can/should be reverted once CircleCI's base image is updated with the latest brew. Signed-off-by: Ian Campbell <ijc@docker.com>
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I've converted this into a proper workaround (details in the new code comment) for now, please review. I'll raise a reverting PR as soon as this is merged to provide a canary for the base image being fixed. |
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How tedious. Hopefully it passes CI. Thanks for looking into this
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It looks like perhaps some sort of upgrade rename around Python/Python 3 has
gone on so I'm hoping this might help.
Deliberately not signed off (yet) because I think our bot is broken and I want to
test that too.