Upgrade Docker to Python 3.10 for x402 SDK compatibility#56
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Summary
Upgrade Dockerfile from Python 3.9 to Python 3.10 to enable x402 SDK installation.
Closes #55
Problem
The
x402Python SDK requires Python 3.10+. The dev deployment was failing with:Solution
Change
FROM python:3.9-slimtoFROM python:3.10-slim.Note
PR #28 previously fixed Python 3.9 compatibility for type hint syntax (
Optional[int]vsint | None). That was about our code being compatible with Python 3.9.This change is different - it's about the
x402SDK requiring Python 3.10+. There's no workaround if we want to use x402.Test plan