Update default Python image #136
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akx
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3.11 is a safe version -- newer ones still sometimes have issues with e.g. PyTorch. Use the slim variant, as that makes the executions both smaller and faster (the slim image is ~87% smaller than the default Python image).
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Using a more modern Python image by default instead of one way past end of life.
vh yaml step FILE.PYuses this image as a default.There have been some issues e.g. with PyTorch with images newer than 3.11, so we’ll use that as the default for now.
The slim image is much smaller (~87%) than the regular Python image, and should work with most things just fine, so setting that as the default is good for making the executions more nimble.