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[BUG] python:3.1X-slim E: Unable to locate package libaio1 #1070
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[-]python:3.1X-slim E: Unable to locate package libaio1[/-][+][BUG] python:3.1X-slim E: Unable to locate package libaio1[/+]on Aug 13, 2025 What a mess. Seeing a similar issue as well. Completely broke my devops pipeline
We're seeing the same error in our pipelines as well :/
E: Package 'libgl1-mesa-glx' has no installation candidateEDIT: Switching to
bookwormfixed our problem.This is caused by the images moving to the next major Debian release. To migrate, you'll need to find which package in Debian Trixie now provides what you needed from
libaio1(likelibaio1t64) or stick with-bookwormimages.We only support python images on two suites of Debian at a time. As we have in the past (#633, #822) and now (#1042), we move to the newest Debian release and drop the oldest. This also means that image tags without a Debian suite qualifier (e.g.,
python:3orpython:3.13-slim) move to the newest release.I'd recommend not using tags without a Debian suite qualifier (
-bookwormand-trixie) since then you can control when a major OS version bump happens for you. The plain tags will change again in a few years when Debian Forky is released. We maintainpythonimages on the two most recent releases of Debian so that users have time to migrate.Reacted by Tianon Gravi, Navid Namakforoosh, Carlos Pomares and Tomi Juntunen
Hi community.
I'm using python:3.10-slim version of python official image on Dockerhub and recently (hour ago) after trying to build image i've got next error:
$ apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends libaio1E: Unable to locate package libaio1I hope it's fixable and i've seen that next images were updated in same time range:
maybe even more
https://hub.docker.com/layers/library/python/3.10-slim/images/sha256-b827cb94f814204932b4959a932fe9096643e6d5025e31465445c0302d5f9bc4
last working version for me is
python:3.10-slim@sha256:81f1cdb3770d54ecfdbddcc52c2125fce674c14a1d976dfd8f65dc0734f9c3c5