Upgrading to Python version 3.10 or 3.9 in Stackstorm st2 v3.8.1

[NitinNahal]

Hello Team,

I facing one issue.

Due to my local pack development, I want to shift from python version 3.8.10 to version 3.10.+ . Now I followed the recent release changelog for st2 version 3.8.1 which says that if we upgrade then newer python versions are supported.

I am using docker based setup for stackstorm installation but when I upgraded to latest version, I can still see -

# st2 --version
st2 3.8.1, on Python 3.8.10

How can I upgrade to Python version 3.10 in the setup itself so that I can install latest packages in my local pack ?

Can you please help me here ?

It would be helpful.

Regards,
Nitin

[AndroxxTraxxon]

st2 isn't currently set up to support any python version newer than python3.8. this will have to wait until the core st2 services are updated to include that support.

[NitinNahal]

Are you aware of any roadmap ? or will st2 v3.9.0 will have that support ?

[NitinNahal]

Can someone please provide any update if available ?

[MrHamel]

I am looking for an update on this as well.

[NitinNahal]

Still waiting for any news on this topic. It would be nice if anyone aware could share some insights.

[amanda11]

Stackstorm 3.9 is in development now, and as part of supporting the next RHEL and Ubuntu versions will add support for python 3.9 and python 3.10.

Please join our slack channels for updates, and if you are able to help at all then we are always looking for more people to help with code, pre-release testing etc.

[NitinNahal]

Thanks @amanda11 for sharing.

I have already joined the group on slack and also posted another related query here https://stackstorm-community.slack.com/archives/C066APT88/p1733867110782129

So as soon as core st2 packages support newer python versions I want to test our own pack as well as ansible and opsgenie pack (for the actions we use in our pack).

We are currently using docker based setup.