{CI} Remove Python 2 patch step in build scripts #32519
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Pull request overview
This PR removes the obsolete Python 2 patching step from the Windows build script. The patch_models_v2.py script was used to generate Python 2/3 compatible model files for AutoRest-generated SDKs, which is no longer necessary since Python 2 reached end-of-life and Azure CLI only supports Python 3.
Key Changes
- Removed the call to patch_models_v2.py from the Windows build script
- Eliminates build failures caused by the patching step interfering with the new SDK structure
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Q from @bebound: Based on the initial PR's description, it's used to Concatenate management sdk model files into 1 to minimize the file number in the installer. Does it only process Python2 SDK, does it still produce the same zip file after removing this step? A: i believe such logic is implied in the changes to the build.cmd (not patch_models_v2.py) of #7633. the following is the detailed experiment:
they are identical. hence, we can conclude that it still produces the same zip file after removing this step. |
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#32489 (comment)
the problem itself will cause pull requests based on the new sdk structure to fail in ci, e.g., #31949.
close: #32489
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