Remove the python installation steps from win-qnn-arm64-ci-pipeline.yml #25552
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Pull Request Overview
This PR removes Python installation steps from Windows ARM64 QNN CI pipelines as the machine images now have Python preinstalled, avoiding potential conflicts.
- Removes manual Python copying scripts from agent tools directory
- Refactors templates to use parameterized Python versions instead of matrix strategy
- Updates pipeline configuration to explicitly specify Python versions
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| File | Description |
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| win-qnn-arm64-ci-pipeline.yml | Removes Python manual copy script |
| py-win-arm64ec-qnn.yml | Removes unused is1ES parameter |
| py-win-arm64-qnn.yml | Major refactor to use parameterized approach instead of matrix strategy |
| py-cpu-packaging-stage.yml | Updates to use new parameterized template with explicit Python versions |
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…ml (#25552) ### Description Yesterday I updated the machine images. Now they already have python preinstalled. We don't need to do this anymore. Remove the steps to avoid conflicts. Also, refactor the yaml file a little bit. Refactors templates to use parameterized Python versions instead of matrix strategy.
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- DynamicQuantizeMatMul - handle case where B zero point input is provided but not constant. (#25544) - Refactor plugin EP support (#25541) - Remove the python installation steps from win-qnn-arm64-ci-pipeline.yml (#25552) - [EP ABI] Node_GetAttrByName returns ORT_NOT_FOUND with non-existing attr name (#25565) - Fix C/C++ documentation generation (#25569) - [build] fix multi-config for VCPKG (#25585)
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…ml (microsoft#25552) ### Description Yesterday I updated the machine images. Now they already have python preinstalled. We don't need to do this anymore. Remove the steps to avoid conflicts. Also, refactor the yaml file a little bit. Refactors templates to use parameterized Python versions instead of matrix strategy.
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- **DynamicQuantizeMatMul - handle case where B zero point input is provided but not constant. (microsoft#25544)** - **Refactor plugin EP support (microsoft#25541)** - **Remove the python installation steps from win-qnn-arm64-ci-pipeline.yml (microsoft#25552)**
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…ml (#25552) Yesterday I updated the machine images. Now they already have python preinstalled. We don't need to do this anymore. Remove the steps to avoid conflicts. Also, refactor the yaml file a little bit. Refactors templates to use parameterized Python versions instead of matrix strategy.
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…ml (#25552) Yesterday I updated the machine images. Now they already have python preinstalled. We don't need to do this anymore. Remove the steps to avoid conflicts. Also, refactor the yaml file a little bit. Refactors templates to use parameterized Python versions instead of matrix strategy.
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### Description Cherry-pick PR #25552, which allows building python wheels for ORT 1.22.2 ### Motivation and Context <!-- - Why is this change required? What problem does it solve? - If it fixes an open issue, please link to the issue here. --> Co-authored-by: Changming Sun <[email protected]>
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Yesterday I updated the machine images. Now they already have python preinstalled. We don't need to do this anymore.
Remove the steps to avoid conflicts.
Also, refactor the yaml file a little bit. Refactors templates to use parameterized Python versions instead of matrix strategy.