Publish images for different python versions #160
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Hi @isaac-ped, apologies for the incredibly long delay here. Thanks so much for your patience and the pull request. This has been a longstanding thing we've wanted to do across all our language ecosystems (having different images for each supported runtime). We'll take a closer look at this PR next week. Thanks again! |
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@justinvp any plan to merge this soon? |
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Thanks for your patience! Just wanted to share that we are planning to pick this up this quarter with #204 for each of the supported Pulumi language runtimes, including Python. |
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This is an attempt to publish docker images with different python versions.
This should push an image tagged with
python-3.9,python-3.10andpython-3.11when building each python version. It should also keep a base version with no arguments, which will default to what is specified in the docker image.This is my first contribution here, so I welcome any feedback!
fixes: #144