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Python update #31
Python update #31
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…with older python packages
- removed some older intel based python recipes to deprecated - updated the requirements files of some python recipes - updated recipes to be able to handle newer os base images
I'd vigorously mark anything we don't actively maintain and patch as
deprecated or unmaintained - that way anyone else using them should realise
the risks they're taking
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I wonder whether we should mark Intel containers as deprecated (we do not
want to maintain containers users can't use on our systems). I am wondering
the same for CUDA, even though we might get NVIDIA nodes in the near future.
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@dipietrantonio sorry for reply to this comment so late but I don't understand your comment. The recipes are marked as deprecated. The containers I just removed as they have critical security holes. What else would you like to happen? |
@pelahi what I meant is that we should remove them not only because of security, but also because we do not have an intel (user facing) machine anymore. Maybe let's create a tag for future reference. In other words, I worried that we would fix security holes and maintain the containers that won't be used on Setonix. |
Hi @dipietrantonio I did move the intel recipes to deprecated. I deleted the containers but let the repositories as empty. Did you want me to remove the repos entirely? |
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I had not noticed the "Deprecated" directory. All good!
These updates were driven by the fact that the recipes for hpc-python were quite old and had a number of security holes.
The updates are to remove some critical sercurity holes and the related docker images on quay.io have been removed.