Build python 3.12 based images

[thenicekat]

Recently, unstructured api had a release 0.0.85. There was a fix in this release to move to py3.12 but looks like this image still has python 3.11 vulnerabilities despite fixes being done. Can we look into this?

df1edce#diff-06572a96a58dc510037d5efa622f9bec8519bc1beab13c9f251e97e657a9d4ed

I see that py3.10 and py3.11 is still being referenced at many places:

unstructured-api/.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml

Line 14 in 6457794

PYTHON_VERSION: "3.10"

unstructured-api/Dockerfile

Line 10 in 6457794

ARG PYTHON_VERSION="3.11"

Should we change this to 3.12

[thenicekat]

Looks like we are also using a very old release of wolfi as our base image from 2023. wolfi-baselayout 20230201-r20 as mentioned https://quay.io/repository/unstructured-io/unstructured-api/manifest/sha256:0e05b060c00e12bd2b6846c4fdb5eeb29bd2a6dd028a8101f0ff26d439cf4c57?tab=packages
Can we update the base image as well?

I can help out with these issues if needed.

[awalker4]

Hi @thenicekat! Yes, this needs to updated - any contributions are super welcome 😃

[thenicekat]

I tried making a PR but looks like the actual wolfi base image (quay.io/unstructured-io/base-images:wolfi-base-latest) does not have python 3.12. I moved it to use latest wolfi base but I think we would want to push this image to quay as well?

While we are at it, can we delete this folder: https://github.com/Unstructured-IO/unstructured-api/tree/main/docker/rockylinux-9.4 I don't think we use this anymore do we?

[thenicekat]

@PastelStorm Could you help me out here?

I bumped the project to use Python 3.12.

If you need a docker image that supports 3.12 you can fork this repo and use the image of your choosing.

I asked my colleagues about rockylinux-9.4 and it looks like some people still use it, so we keep it as a legacy option.

[thenicekat]

@PastelStorm Did you edit my comment by mistake? Looks like we did not change the dockerfile?

[PastelStorm]

@PastelStorm Did you edit my comment by mistake? Looks like we did not change the dockerfile?

Sorry, I clicked "edit" instead of reply. I can't update the dockerfile before the base image used there supports 3.12.

I will repeat what I said the edited comment:

If you need a docker image that supports 3.12 you can fork this repo and use the image of your choosing. You can make your own image with all the dependencies and versions you need and use it in your own fork of this project.

[thenicekat]

Got it, Just wanted to clarify it cause I got confused.

[PastelStorm]

We just updated the base image to support Python 3.12.