Upgrade python image to v3.8 as v3.7 is broken and un supported since… #253
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Co-authored-by: Alex Kanitz <alexander.kanitz@alumni.ethz.ch>
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This will be fixed by @kushagra189 soon. In fact, I recommend upgrading to at least py3.10 - given that py3.8 end of life will be in 2024 and FOCA was recently upgraded to support py3.11 (not released yet). |
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