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URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/37712#issuecomment-3961154272

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   This pull request refactors the Python wheel build process by isolating the 
`cibuildwheel` setup into its own dedicated virtual environment. This change 
aims to resolve build inconsistencies and improve the reliability of the 
PostCommit Python Xlang IO Dataflow job by ensuring `cibuildwheel` operates 
within a controlled and pre-configured environment.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Dedicated Cibuildwheel Virtual Environment**: Introduced a new Gradle 
task, `setupCibuildwheelVirtualenv`, to create and manage a dedicated Python 
3.13 virtual environment specifically for `cibuildwheel` operations, ensuring 
consistent tooling versions.
   * **Refactored Python Wheel Build Process**: Modified the Python wheel 
distribution (`bdistPy`) tasks to depend on the newly created 
`setupCibuildwheelVirtualenv` task, centralizing the `cibuildwheel` setup and 
removing redundant installation commands from the build script.
   * **Issue Fix**: This pull request addresses and fixes issue #33253, related 
to the PostCommit Python Xlang IO Dataflow job.
   
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   * **buildSrc/src/main/groovy/org/apache/beam/gradle/BeamModulePlugin.groovy**
       * Added a new project extension `cibwEnvdir` to define the path for the 
cibuildwheel virtual environment.
       * Implemented `setupCibuildwheelVirtualenv` Gradle task to create a 
Python 3.13 virtual environment and install specific versions of pip, 
setuptools, and cibuildwheel.
   * **sdks/python/build.gradle**
       * Removed the `cibuildwheel_version` variable as its installation is now 
handled by the new setup task.
       * Updated `bdistPy` tasks to depend on `setupCibuildwheelVirtualenv` 
instead of the general `setupVirtualenv`.
       * Modified the `cibuildwheel` execution command to activate the new 
dedicated virtual environment and removed the inline `pip install cibuildwheel` 
step.
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   *   **Ignored by pattern:** `.github/workflows/**` (1)
       *   .github/workflows/beam_PostCommit_Python_Xlang_IO_Dataflow.yml
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   * The pull request fixes issue #33253.
   * A successful run link is provided, indicating the changes resolve the 
reported issue.
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