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[Snyk] Security upgrade python from 3.9-slim to 3.13.3-slim #2

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FROM python:3.9-slim
FROM python:3.13.3-slim
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The upgrade from Python 3.9-slim to 3.13.3-slim is a significant version jump. While beneficial for security, it's crucial to thoroughly validate its impact. Could you please ensure the following points are addressed before merging?

  1. Application Compatibility: Has the application been thoroughly tested with Python 3.13.3? It's important to verify that all functionalities in my_project/main.py and any other relevant code operate as expected. Python version jumps can introduce subtle behavior changes or deprecations that might affect the application.

  2. Dependency Compatibility: Have the dependencies listed in requirements.txt (i.e., openai-agents, pydantic) been confirmed to be fully compatible with Python 3.13.3? Please check their respective documentation for supported Python versions. Incompatibilities here could lead to runtime errors.

  3. Testing Pipeline: If a CI/CD pipeline is in place, it's essential that all automated tests (including those in tests/test_agents.py) pass successfully with this new base image. This serves as a critical quality gate.

The Snyk PR description rightly advises to "verify your application still works as expected." This review comment emphasizes the key areas for that verification.


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