fix: make WMI windows only dependency#105
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There is a small ci cd fails, because we are following convention commits for the PR heading. i can fix it quickly. Thank you for the PR @chrisg564 . Pinging @jorgepiloto and @franknli for visibility |
WMI windows only dependency
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For Ansys Notebook this package doesn't resolve because it can't find pywin32 that satisfies a linux env. This stems from WMI being a dependency that requires pywin32 on all platforms. This PR makes WMI a windows only requirement.
Fixes issue #100