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[GitHub] [beam] lostluck commented on issue #26576: [Bug]: Java x-lang jobs are failing for Beam 2.47.0 RC3 due to failing to start the Python container

lostluck commented on issue #26576:
URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/issues/26576#issuecomment-1538689304

   So updating to Go 1.20.2 wouldn't have caused that, since Go can only require at best the version of Glibc that's present on the machine doing the compilation. The problem is where/how the boot script was built, which will depend on whatever machine we're running the gradle commands on.
   
   Ultimately, the right solution here is that instead of compiling on the "local" machine, we're probably better off having the boot script built in a clean known environment, likely with CGO=0, and that will avoid bootscript glibc issues.
   


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