Fix: add python package to mvn:appengine builder#1111
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The google-cloud-sdk installer requires the python command to be available. The Dockerfile.appengine was installing python3 but not the python package, which is needed as a symlink/alias for SDK compatibility. Fixes GoogleCloudPlatform#1056 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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google-cloud-sdkinstaller requires thepythoncommand to be available. TheDockerfile.appenginewas installingpython3but not thepythonpackage, which causes the SDK installation to fail withpython: command not found.This fix adds
pythonto the apt-get install line, ensuring bothpythonandpython3are available for the Cloud SDK setup.Verification
pythonpackage in Debian/Ubuntu is just a symlink to python3🤖 Generated with Claude Code