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Chore: Update Python Version to 3.12.7 #115

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Motivation

As stated in issue #114 due to the Python version the project is using right now, the Docker image suffers from the following vulnerabilities:

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  • Built a new image with Python 3.12.7

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  • Built the new image and tested inside a test cluster
  • Unit Tests

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  • I've assigned myself to this PR

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LGTM. It might also be worth thinking about raising the minimum python version in the pyproject.toml since a few of the latest versions of dependencies also dropped support for python3.8. Maybe we should include that bump here though since I already made quite a few changes to the pyproject.toml. Let me know what you think.

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I agree, we can merge this after #112

@JTaeuber JTaeuber merged commit 431bf30 into caas-team:main Dec 6, 2024
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