re-add emit_pyo3_cfgs for pyo3 0.20.0 compatibility #3724
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How do we get rid of this again eventually? Bumping to 0.21.0? |
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Yes, I think this is only needed to backport a fix, because 0.20.0 |
adamreichold
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I tested locally that this makes pyo3 0.20.0 build against a newer pyo3-build-config. So I think if we include this in 0.20.2 then we should resolve #3719 for users doing stuff with
-Z direct-minimal-versionsetc.