Libmagic missing since update to `3.9.15` about cimg-python HOT 6 CLOSED

Okay so these were removed and it looks to have happened with the change in the base image from Ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04. We will re-add these libraries and respin these two images so that they are fixed.

I'll update here when they are ready for you to use again.

While I work on this, quick tip I like to give people and one I follow for my own projects. If you identify dependencies for your project, I would install them in your CI config regardless on whether or not our images have them. This way, in a situation like this, your builds won't break. If our images already have it, the package manager will say so and won't do anything (thus saving you time). This tip may not work for every situation but can be helpful.

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Same issue here with the upgrade from 3.8.14 to 3.8.15, downgrading temporarily until this issue is fixed or we have directions on whether we should manage the dependency by ourselves

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These images have been updated and this issue should be resolved.

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Thanks for the tip to add dependencies needed for a project, however it can be quite cumbersome in some cases. Here, libmagic is a dependency of a dependency, and the package is very widely used as stated in the fix for the base image: CircleCI-Public/cimg-base@29db736

That being said, thanks for the update, this solves the issue on our side with the following python:3.8 image:

cimg/python:3.8:
  using image cimg/python@sha256:bc11a82befac6618d9f1b4ac3ec05de2c48d6c3b2a11e50a9928d4b979ac4f1e

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Seems like the fix worked well, closing.

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