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Upgrade Debian image to bookworm #345
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@muffl0n last time i tried the upgrade of the Google Cloud SDK Images to Debian Bookworm, some SDK packages could not be used. Some of them are use in the provided images. Because of missing deps like Java v8 and Python v2.7 in Debian Bookworm. I will try the upgrade next week again and if some packages are not installable i will contact the Google support about it. |
Awesome! Thanks for your feedback! ❤️ |
The upgrade is possible but some default package (e.g. of the latest image) have to be removed. e.g.:
I am not sure if these breaking changes should be applied to the docker images atm. e.g. App Engine drops support for Python 2.7 on 2024-01-30 If the packages should be included in the future, we have to wait for better Python 3 and Java 17 support of the CLI/SDK Debian/Ubuntu packages. |
+1 on these packages still blocking update. The inclusion of these non-default components is preventing us from ensuring this image is up to date and minimizing its CVE surface area. We have been exploring what our strategy with these images will be going forward given these persistent issues. I will likely open a discussion with some proposals to gauge feedback from users very soon to help inform our next steps! |
The package
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Also the emulator packages seem to support newer openjdk packages since v457.0.0-0
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Hey @bobidle thanks for your work! Unfortunately I can't test this as we moved to using alpine based images. Sorry. :| |
Currently, Debian
bullseye
is used. It should be updated tobookworm
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