Use Python 3.8.6 in CI and Docker container #9
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The `actions/setup-python` action used to install Python for use in the CI workflows no longer offers Python 3.8.5, which caused the CI to fail. The action should use the same version of Python it's tested with, so I have also updated the action's Docker image to `python:3.8.6`.
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The
actions/setup-pythonaction used to install Python for use in the CI workflows no longer offers Python 3.8.5,which caused the CI to fail.
The action should use the same version of Python it's tested with, so I have also updated the action's Docker image to
python:3.8.6.