On Fri, Aug 28, 2026 at 7:25 PM Guillaume Tucker <[email protected]> wrote: > > It states Python 3.9 which was already older than the 3.10 minimum > set when the container tool was merged. Also my understanding is > that it's not a hard requirement for all the kernel tools, only for > building and producing a functioning kernel. If I misunderstood this
I didn't check at the moment, but at least back when the "(optional)" tag was removed, it was only required for certain configurations from what I understand (I am not sure why the tag was removed). In any case, it is nice if we could just say that it is required -- it is quite useful to have around, especially due to its standard library. And regarding the minimum version, it would be nice to eventually have a single minimum for all Python scripts, no? Debian oldstable is already at 3.11, so I think we could perhaps bump the minimum already. And Debian stable is 3.13, which from your list would be enough for everything on your list, right? So we could perhaps set that as the actual minimum for everything in the future. Cheers, Miguel
