Latest linux does not directly support Python 3.11 #882
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Description
The Linux CI build began failing because it was using
ubuntu-latestwhich now provides Ubuntu 24.02. This version no longer provides direct support for python 3.11. See https://askubuntu.com/questions/1512005/python3-11-install-on-ubuntu-24-04.As Basilisk doesn't support python 3.12 yet, the CI build should be using 22.04 for now.
Verification
CI Linux build with
opNavbuilt without issues again.Documentation
Updated release notes.
Future work
When BSK supports python 3.12 this build should be tested again on latest Ubuntu.