fix(lambda-python): poetry bundling is broken after Aug 20 #26823
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The Dockerfile that builds an executable container to run `poetry` in installs the latest version of `poetry` on a Python 3.7 Docker image. Unfortunately `poetry 1.6.0`, released August 20, drops support for Python 3.7 which means that all poetry bundling jobs started failing on that date. Upgrade to a base image of Python 3.9 to make the newest poetry work, and lock the poetry version in place by using a version specifier so the command is not dependent on the date it is run.
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The Dockerfile that builds an executable container to run
poetryin installs the latest version ofpoetryon a Python 3.7 Docker image.Unfortunately
poetry 1.6.0, released August 20, drops support for Python 3.7 which means that all poetry bundling jobs started failing on that date.1.6.0also does not work on Python 3.8, which I don't see mentioned in the change log, but our integration tests that use Python 3.8 are also broken.Lock the poetry version back to
1.5.1by using a version specifier so the command is not dependent on the date it is run.This is the last version that supported both Python 3.7 and 3.8.
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