Add comprehensive tox checks documentation table as reference for migration effort #42615
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This PR creates a comprehensive documentation table of all tox checks currently used in the Azure SDK for Python repository. This documentation serves as a critical reference for the tox migration effort outlined in issue #42601.
What's included
The documentation provides a complete table with 27 tox environments, including:
Key insights discovered
During the analysis, several important patterns were identified that will be crucial for the migration:
create_package_and_install.py
for package buildingCheck categories identified
The 27 checks fall into logical categories:
Migration readiness
This documentation directly maps to the migration checklist in #42601, providing the detailed technical information needed to implement each check in the new
dispatch_check
system. Each entry includes the exact commands and scripts that need to be replicated outside of tox.The table will serve as a living document during the migration, with checks marked as completed as they are successfully migrated to the new system.
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