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Fix GH issue #3136 No need to explicitly set file handles to non-sharable. Py 3.4 and above do this by default #3245

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@bdbaddog bdbaddog commented Nov 28, 2018

Fix GH issue #3136 No need to explicitly set file handles to non-sharable. Py 3.4 and above do this by default

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…-sharable. Py 3.4 and above do this by default
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Coverage decreased (-2.2%) to 79.472% when pulling 98b8072 on bdbaddog:fix_gh_3136_py3_modified_io_class_breaks into b4d710b on SCons:master.

@bdbaddog bdbaddog changed the title [WIP] Fix GH issue #3136 No need to explicitly set file handles to non-sharable. Py 3.4 and above do this by default Fix GH issue #3136 No need to explicitly set file handles to non-sharable. Py 3.4 and above do this by default Dec 10, 2018
@bdbaddog bdbaddog merged commit f55f43e into SCons:master Dec 10, 2018
mwichmann added a commit to mwichmann/scons that referenced this pull request Aug 13, 2019
Signed-off-by: Mats Wichmann <mats@linux.com>
mwichmann added a commit to mwichmann/scons that referenced this pull request Sep 7, 2019
Signed-off-by: Mats Wichmann <mats@linux.com>
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