driazati edited a comment on issue #9703:
URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm/issues/9703#issuecomment-1004403307
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1. What's the advantage of `deadsnakes` vs the default system repos for
`python3.8` or a more complete Python packager like
[miniconda](https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html)?
2. I would suggest we stick to the lowest supported version of Python
available (meaning we should use Python 3.7 in this case), even if that means
we have to upgrade more often. If we go to Python 3.8 it would be pretty easy
for someone to accidentally break 3.7 support (e.g. using a `:=` operator)
without anyone noticing until a user reports an error
2. What else needs to be done other than update the docker images + fix any
issues that come up with new dependency versions pip might pick up?
3. tlcpack in general looks pretty anemic, maybe now would be a good time to
increase support for more python/system versions (e.g. conda only has 3.6-3.8,
no pip wheels are available for Linux), though I don't have any of the historic
context on these things
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