ci(intel): venv for python & pip installation for intel docker #13898
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Closing this in favor of #14144 |
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Solve this kind of issue that clogged the CI docker build: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/actions/runs/15339094371/job/43161788866
Upgrading intel basekit (which upgrade to Ubuntu 24.04) impose PEP 668, which call for python and pip isolation
This PR solve this by creating
venvand set as defaultPATHforpython3andpipcommands