Add Python setup scripts for os specific install test#4328
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#3126 will support the changes for python install scripts. So will close this PR. |
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To avoid duplication - This PR is closing the changes available in #3126 |
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Motivation
This pull request introduces a new script,
set_python_cmd.py, to thebuild_tools/packaging/linuxdirectory. The script standardizes how the appropriate Python interpreter command is resolved and optionally installed for different Linux distributions in CI and packaging workflows. It supports multiple output formats and can install the correct Python runtime using the native package manager.Technical Details
Python runtime resolution and installation:
set_python_cmd.py, which maps an--os-profileargument to the correct Python interpreter command (e.g.,python3.12for Ubuntu/Debian,python3.13for SLES) and can install the required Python and pip packages usingapt,zypper, ordnf, depending on the OS profile.Improved CI workflow reliability:
PYTHON_CMD, reducing dependency on pre-installed Python versions and improving reproducibility across different Linux distributions.Test Plan
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