Updated Python and OpenSSL versions #19
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Hi guys! It seems this PR changes the Python 3.6 work. I uses this to test OpenCV Python packages, and anything was fine a week and half ago, but I faced failures in Python 3.6 workflows (link). I even cannot run docker container with the same configuration. By the way, if to try to find Python 3.6 in a docker image, I debugged a bit and found out that if I define Upd: there is different output of
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Hi. Taking a look at opencv-python, I find that your copy of multibuild is some months behind devel. If I update it to include multi-build/multibuild#433, that changes the default 64-bit test image to focal instead of trusty. That seems to resolve the problem - https://github.com/radarhere/opencv-python/actions/runs/2555591944 So to that end, I've created opencv/opencv-python#684 |
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Thank you! |
A few changes.
I went to create a GitHub Actions workflow to demonstrate why my subsequent changes are necessary, but then I thought - why not just add a GitHub Actions workflow here? So that is the first change in this PR.
When I run that, https://github.com/radarhere/trusty/runs/6934202098, I see
I also get https://github.com/radarhere/trusty/runs/6934257084
and https://github.com/radarhere/trusty/runs/6934295021
So instead, I've changed Python 3.3, 3.5 and 3.6 to be compiled from source.
Instead, I've added a local copy of openssl, to avoid downloading it altogether. I've also updated OpenSSL to 1.1.1o.
The successful run can be seen at https://github.com/radarhere/trusty/actions/runs/2515112535