[CI] Moved to Use Standard Package Installer Script - #3252
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Found that the CI was using a separate script which was indirectly calling the standard package install script. This can cause the standard package install script to regress, but it was also causing pressure on the GitHub runners by having them install more packages than they needed.
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Thanks for the PR Alex. The changes sound very good to me. Had a couple of thoughts about some not super important things. Looks good otherwise.
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Found that the CI was using a separate script which was indirectly calling the standard package install script. This can cause the standard package install script to regress, but it was also causing pressure on the GitHub runners by having them install more packages than they needed.