[python] Collect verbose output via pip

[sayan3296]

The idea is to be able to see the path where the module is installed. So I would prefer to having

# pip3.9 -v list installed
Package                         Version   Location                               Installer
------------------------------- --------- -------------------------------------- ---------
aiodns                          3.0.0     /usr/lib/python3.9/site-packages
aiofiles                        22.1.0    /usr/lib/python3.9/site-packages
aiohttp                         3.9.2     /usr/lib64/python3.9/site-packages

Over

# pip3.9 list installed
Package                         Version
------------------------------- ---------
aiodns                          3.0.0
aiofiles                        22.1.0
aiohttp                         3.9.2

to ease my troubleshooting of support-cases, where we suspect the module is being picked up from the wrong path.

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[sayan3296]

CC @pmoravec

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• sudo yum install -y dnf-plugins-core on RHEL 8
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• dnf copr enable packit/sosreport-sos-3922
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[sayan3296]

One small thing here. I noticed that for Python 3.6 or before, the -v flag does not print the location of the module. It prints the output normally.
For python 3.8 and later, the -v flag shows the location as expected.

It's still better than nothing I guess.

[TurboTurtle]

One small thing here. I noticed that for Python 3.6 or before, the -v flag does not print the location of the module. It prints the output normally. For python 3.8 and later, the -v flag shows the location as expected.

It's still better than nothing I guess.

Nothing to be done about that, I guess. At least 3.6 will be phasing out more quickly now with RHEL and other LTS distros.