Migrate docs repositories to bookworm #567
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* Install poetry from Debian packages * Build deployment content in a Debian container instead of Python. This shouldn't make much of a difference except that we'll also get security updates of Python itself from Debian instead of needing to bump the image (which we haven't really been doing). * Bump the nginx alpine image to latest. Refs #567.
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* Install poetry from Debian packages * Build deployment content in a Debian container instead of Python. This shouldn't make much of a difference except that we'll also get security updates of Python itself from Debian instead of needing to bump the image (which we haven't really been doing). * Bump the nginx alpine image to latest. Refs <freedomofpress/securedrop-docs#567>.
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* Install poetry from Debian packages * Build deployment content in a Debian container instead of Python. This shouldn't make much of a difference except that we'll also get security updates of Python itself from Debian instead of needing to bump the image (which we haven't really been doing). * Bump the nginx alpine image to latest. Refs <freedomofpress/securedrop-docs#567>.
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Unless you or someone else want to, I can try to get this over the finish line this week, @legoktm - looks like you've done most of the legwork already though, so understand if you prefer to see it through yourself! |
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Go for it, I can do reviews then :) |
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* Install poetry from Debian packages * Build deployment content in a Debian container instead of Python. This shouldn't make much of a difference except that we'll also get security updates of Python itself from Debian instead of needing to bump the image (which we haven't really been doing). * Bump the nginx alpine image to latest. * Update dependencies. Refs #567.
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All done, thanks @eloquence! |
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Describe the change
Our docs repositories are currently built on Debian bullseye / Python 3.9, we should migrate them to bookworm as we're doing the same with the rest of our stack, and because we're starting to hit issues with 3.9 being less well supported upstream (e.g. sphinx-doc/sphinx-autobuild#155).
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