Python 3.12: Make autest regex strings raw strings#10257
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Python 3.12 makes the use of unexpected escape sequences a SyntaxError. This is simply avoided by making these regexes, which are intentional and passed down to other modules or shell commands, raw character sequences so that Python doesn't incorrectly try to interpret them.
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I marked this for 9.2.x since we'll need this for autest of that branch for anything running Python 3.12. Otherwise, CI will fail. |
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Python 3.12 makes the use of unexpected escape sequences a SyntaxError. This is simply avoided by making these regexes, which are intentional and passed down to other modules or shell commands, raw character sequences so that Python doesn't incorrectly try to interpret them. (cherry picked from commit 06519e8)
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Cherry-picked to v9.2.x |
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Python 3.12 makes the use of unexpected escape sequences a SyntaxError. This is simply avoided by making these regexes, which are intentional and passed down to other modules or shell commands, raw character sequences so that Python doesn't incorrectly try to interpret them.
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Python 3.12 makes the use of unexpected escape sequences a SyntaxError. This is simply avoided by making these regexes, which are intentional and passed down to other modules or shell commands, raw character sequences so that Python doesn't incorrectly try to interpret them.