Updated Gitlab CI to use Python 3.8 instead of Python 3.7 #2794
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…uld make it consistent with the python version used across the app.
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This file is now automatically generated, there was no need to update it.
It's a bit new so this step might still be mentioned somewhere, let me know if this is the case, we should update it.
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My bad. I thought this was supposed to be done manually. Should I remove that edit then and re-commit?
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Description
Just updated the
.gitlab-ci.yml fileto use the same python version as is being used throughout the app.Rationale
So that the tests are run with the same python version as one is developing the project.
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