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edx-sandbox: a Python environment for sandboxed execution with CodeJail
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#######################################################################
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The requirements in this directory describe a Python environment separate from
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the general edx-platform environment. When correctly configured with
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`CodeJail <https://github.com/openedx/codejail>`_, edx-platform can use
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it to execute untrusted code, particularly instructor-authored Python code
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within ``<script type="loncapa/python">`` ProblemBlock tags.
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Files in this directory
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***********************
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base.in
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=======
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This is the current set of requirements or the edx-sandbox environment, and it
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is used to generate the ``.txt`` files described below. These requirements
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share some constraints with the general edx-platform requirements (via
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``../constraints.txt``), but otherwise, they are completely separate.
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Installing the edx-sandbox environment from this file is **unsupported** and
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**unstable**, because the packages are not pinned.
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base.txt
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========
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These are the latest requirement pins for edx-sandbox. They are regularly
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updated with the latest compatible versions of each package.
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Installing the edx-sandbox environment from this file is **supported** yet
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**unstable**. Breaking package upgrades and Python langugae upgrades will
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regularly land directly in base.txt.
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releases/
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=========
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Starting with Quince, every named Open edX release adds one of these files.
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They contain the requirement pins corresponding to ``base.txt`` at the time of
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each release.
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Installing the edx-sandbox environment from the *latest* release file is
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**supported** and **stable**. Installing the edx-sandbox environment from
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*older* release files is **unsupported** yet **stable**.
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When migrating from one release file to a newer one, be aware of which Python
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versions are supported as well as breaking changes in newer packages versions.
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You may need to edit the instructor-authored Python code in your platform in
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order for it to remain compatible. The edx-platform maintenance team will do their
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best to make note of these changes below and in the Open edX release notes.
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releases/quince.txt
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* Frozen between the Quince and Redwood releases
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* Supports only Python 3.8
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releases/redwood.txt
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* Frozen at the time of the Redwood release
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* Supports Python 3.8 and Python 3.11
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* BREAKING CHANGE: SciPy is upgraded from 1.7.3 to 1.10.1 (`SciPy changelog`_)
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* BREAKING CHANGE: NumPy is upgraded from 1.22.4 to 1.24.4
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(`NumPy changelog`_)
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* These upgrades prepare edx-sandbox for the Python 3.12 update in Sumac.
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releases/sumac.txt
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* Frozen at the time of the Sumac release
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* BREAKING CHANGE: Drops support for Python 3.8 (`Python changelog`_)
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* Supports Python 3.11 and Python 3.12
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.. _Python changelog: https://docs.python.org/3.11/whatsnew/changelog.html
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.. _SciPy changelog: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/release.html
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.. _NumPy changelog: https://numpy.org/doc/stable/release.html
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