chore(deps): update dependency python #513
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3.13->3.143.13-slim->3.14-slimRelease Notes
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Decision: Reject
Change Score: 2/10
You're attempting to upgrade the Python version in your CI workflow to 3.14. Unfortunately, Python 3.14 is not yet released and is considered pre-release software. This could introduce instability and compatibility issues into your builds. Using pre-release software in production or CI environments is generally discouraged.
I strongly recommend sticking to a stable, released version of Python. Revert this change immediately and use a stable release such as 3.12 or 3.13. You should also check your dependencies for compatibility with the updated Python version.
chore(deps): update dependency python to 3.14to chore(deps): update dependency pythonDecision: Reject
Change Score: 2/10
I am rejecting this change because you are attempting to use Python 3.14, which is a pre-release version. I cannot approve the use of pre-release software. Please revert to using a stable release.
Decision: Reject
Change Score: 2/10
I am rejecting this change. You're attempting to upgrade to Python 3.14, which is currently pre-release software. I cannot approve changes that use pre-release software. Furthermore, bumping the Python version in both the Dockerfile and the CI workflow simultaneously without any dependency checks is reckless. You need to ensure that all your dependencies are compatible with the new Python version before making these changes.
I suggest you wait until Python 3.14 is officially released. Once it's released, remember to thoroughly test your application with the new version in a testing environment before updating your production environment. When you resubmit, make sure to include proof of testing with the new Python version.
Decision: Reject
Change Score: 2/10
I am rejecting this change because you are attempting to use Python 3.14, which is a pre-release version. Using pre-release software is not allowed as it may introduce instability and compatibility issues.
I strongly advise you revert these changes and stick to stable, released versions of Python. If you were intending to update to Python 3.13, then be aware that you should check all dependencies for compatibility with the new version.