Take a stab at upgrading to AL2023 #1103
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Without these pins, it tried to uninstall some Python packages which are installed by yum, not pip. That fails. I am not sure how stable these version numbers will be, but presumably they should be left alone by AL2023.
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kia ora @toothbrush! cheers heaps for getting started on this - we already have an internal project for updating the stack to AL2023, and we hope to release it soonish. unfortunately, having qemu on board is a hard requirement because we need it to be able to do cross-platform docker builds, which means that we'll probably end up having to install it from source :( thanks so much for all the work you've already done - it'll probably make it into our project in some form or other (with attribution of course!) :) |
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As folks have noted (#998, #1096), Amazon Linux 2023 is now generally available. I thought i'd have a look and see what it'd take to use that as the base for Buildkite's AMI. I haven't tested extremely thoroughly, but these modifications allow ARM64 and Intel AMI builds to run to completion successfully.
Gotchas:
docker-compose(the old one) to successfully install on ARM64. Could be brittle if the versions of those packages shipped in RPM change.Closes #998.