Add a release task to upgrade CPython's bundled pip#6017
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I'm curious, would this need an issue to be created on b.p.o each time (to make blurb happy) along with a PR to CPython? |
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Yea most likely. |
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Any pointers on how the suggested approach of offloading the bundling to a run-time download or something equivalent might look like? |
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CPython and pip have a close relationship, and it is generally a good idea to ensure that once a new version of pip is released, that we get a PR up to update the bundled copy of pip in CPython.