Add python installation to the Dockerfile #12
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jmarrero
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The self-test is just running the python script and using the base image which now does not have python either.
Modify:
https://github.com/coreos/actions-lib/blob/main/.github/workflows/selftest.yml#L18
to also include python and you should be set.
As the latest Fedora version does not have the python pkg installed, the installation of python pkg step is added in the Dockerfile
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As the latest Fedora version does not have the python pkg installed,
the installation of python pkg step is added in the Dockerfile
Ref: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1831