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Hello all,
I'm a little confused by all the different levels of upstream/downstream variables, and I was hoping someone could help?
One of the applications I run operates directly on Python inside a jail. It is currently reporting it is running 3.7.9. Soon, it will require at least need 3.8. I am dealing with three levels of variables here, so I need to do this correctly. I have FreeNAS (soon to be upgraded to TrueNAS 12), the OS inside the jail (11.4-RELEASE-p4) and then Python 3.7.9 running in that.
The question is what is the proper path to upgrade here? I'm assuming updating the underlying levels will have an effect on the Python version available to the application...
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Steve
I'm a little confused by all the different levels of upstream/downstream variables, and I was hoping someone could help?
One of the applications I run operates directly on Python inside a jail. It is currently reporting it is running 3.7.9. Soon, it will require at least need 3.8. I am dealing with three levels of variables here, so I need to do this correctly. I have FreeNAS (soon to be upgraded to TrueNAS 12), the OS inside the jail (11.4-RELEASE-p4) and then Python 3.7.9 running in that.
The question is what is the proper path to upgrade here? I'm assuming updating the underlying levels will have an effect on the Python version available to the application...
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Steve