fix(mvn): provide python command in appengine image#1105
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What changed
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python-is-python3in themvn:appenginebuilder image so scripts that invokepythonresolve to Python 3.Why
The App Engine Maven plugin downloads and installs the Google Cloud SDK. Recent SDK installation paths still invoke
python, while the current image only installspython3. That causesmvn:appenginebuilds to fail withpython: command not found.Fixes #1056.
Validation
git diff --checkpython3 python-is-python3and then exposes both commands:command -v python->/usr/bin/pythonpython --version->Python 3.10.12command -v python3->/usr/bin/python3python3 --version->Python 3.10.12docker build -f mvn/Dockerfile.appengine ...; it passed the previouspython: command not foundfailure point and reachedgcloud components install app-engine-java. I stopped it later during Cloud SDK post-processing because this local Mac was running the amd64 image under arm64 emulation.