Move install script to use python -m pip#6982
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* release-1.25.0: Bumping version to 1.25.0 Add changelog entries from botocore Update changelog based on model updates Drop support for Python 3.6 (#6990) Remove f-strings to preserve error message on Python 2.7 (#6999) Move install script to use python -m pip (#6982) Fix #3618 s3uploader writing to stdout
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Moving the install script to use
python -m pipinstead of a hardcodedpippath because that's no longer a given in all environments. Since we only support Python 3.6+ (soon 3.7+), we shouldn't have any concerns that pip isn't bundled with the base Python version.