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We are currently using Flask 1.1.2, which is getting older, and the latest version Flask 3.0.0 was upgraded on Sep 30, 2023. Within these releases, there are lots of minor and major releases which include breaking changes and it is recommended to upgrade the application dependencies timely to avoid any security vulnerability with the older versions.
With this, we are currently utilizing Python 3.8 for which, the support is going to end by Oct 2024. On the Cloud function, we do have support up to Python 3.12, which is aligned with what we can target in this ticket.
Whenever we will be targeting to upgrade the application and infrastructure, we have to deal with upgrading other packages and make them compatible with Python 3.12 and Flask 3.0.0.
Upgrade the flask version from Flask 1.2.2 to Flask 3.0.0
The upgrades should be done sequentially, by upgrading one version each time to update the codebase based on the changes mentioned in the change log and test the functionality - 2 pointers - We will have to learn from RP-IVR-Analytics
Test the entire application functionality - 2-pointer
Bug fixes and enhancement required during upgrade - 1 pointers
Upgrade the Python from Python 3.8 to Python 3.12. Flask 3.0.0 is compatible with Python 3.8 and above, so we can pick it up once the Flask upgrade is done. - 2 pointer
Upgrade the staging cloud function to Python 3.12 and run the final testing on staging - 1 pointer
Prepare the release for production, including the Rollback plan in case anything goes wrong, we can swiftly move it to the old state - 1 pointer
Release on Production and Monitor for a few days - 0 pointer We can utilize the same point we are using for RP-IVR-Analytics for the same activity.
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We are currently using
Flask 1.1.2
, which is getting older, and the latest versionFlask 3.0.0
was upgraded onSep 30, 2023
. Within these releases, there are lots of minor and major releases which include breaking changes and it is recommended to upgrade the application dependencies timely to avoid any security vulnerability with the older versions.With this, we are currently utilizing
Python 3.8
for which, the support is going to end by Oct 2024. On the Cloud function, we do have support up toPython 3.12
, which is aligned with what we can target in this ticket.Whenever we will be targeting to upgrade the application and infrastructure, we have to deal with upgrading other packages and make them compatible with
Python 3.12
andFlask 3.0.0
.Flask 1.2.2
toFlask 3.0.0
Python 3.8
toPython 3.12
. Flask 3.0.0 is compatible with Python 3.8 and above, so we can pick it up once the Flask upgrade is done. - 2 pointerPython 3.12
and run the final testing on staging - 1 pointerThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: