python3 for CI #747
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shall we upload temporary docker image to test this ? |
gonuke
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Unrelated to this PR, but I don't think we need BLAS/LAPACK anymore...?
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I forgot about this, issuing a news PR for it !
(maybe it could be a good test for our docker building/testing PR)
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@gonuke it is building against the newly pushed image (repushed 15 minutes ago) this should be redo when CI passes |
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Merge: dc17bdf d42860f Author: Paul Wilson <[email protected]> Merge pull request #747 from bam241/python3
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Updating docker file to use python3.
it is probably time we retire python2