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Description
Problem you have encountered:
Several pieces of documentation are inconsistent or wrong about the supported Python versions.
The following interpreter versions are supported:
Python 2.7.9 as specified by 2.
Python 3.7.2 as specified by 3.
The valid values for python_version are:
3 which uses the latest supported Python 3.x release, which is currently 3.7.2.
3.4 Deprecated. This uses Python 3.4.8.
3.5 which uses Python 3.5.5.
3.6 which uses Python 3.6.8.
2 which uses Python 2.7.9.
In actuality, using "python_version: 3" gives me python3.6 rather than 3.7.2 (example cloud build
Specifying python_version: 3.7 in my config worked fine and picked python3.7 (example cloud build
An example case where it matters is that numpy only supports python 3.7 and onwards, starting from version 1.20.0. When I want to deploy my app depending on numpy 1.20.1, specifying python_version: 3 gives me a failed build, and I need to figure out that I should specify 3.7 even though the documentation explicitly says that this is not a supported value.