[Environment] Use standard python paths #379
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@damienmarchal Do you confirm that fix removed in 6b5e66e is indeed not necessary anymore ? |
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* Migrate to standard python modules installation paths. * Remove deprecated fix to import python lib on linux
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This follow some work initiated in SofaDefrost/ModelOrderReduction#72.
Update the setup phase of the python environment to add support for standard python module installation paths, as defined here:
Support for standard suffixes
/python<MAJOR>.<MINOR>is added to current non-standard/python3suffix.For now, default SOFA python packages directory will still be located in
python3/site-packages, unlessSP3_PYTHON_PACKAGES_DIRECTORYcmake variable is set to new standard path (e.g.python3.10/site-packages).