[Python3.11] Add support for Python 3.11 in SLES15 builds #3816
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| check_python310_path | ||
| elif [[ $1 == "sles15" ]]; then |
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So we don't support sles15 with python3.10 anymore? and it will only work with python3.11?
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@athithyaaselvam Yes, we will now support py3.11 on sles15. All sles15 builds (internal) will be tied to py3.11.
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