fix for no Frameworks loaded when using pyobjc and python2 on a modern system #566
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…ork loader (cherry picked from commit 29d76ac)
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Sorry, this should be merged onto tag |
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I won't merge this PR because I no longer support Python 2. I'm leaving the PR open for anyone else running into this. |
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When using pyobjc with python2 on osx13, I got the same
ImportError: Framework CoreServices could not be foundthat was fixed in later versions.Since
v5.3was the last version that worked with python2, this PR just cherry-picks the fix from #309 onto that tag and bumps the version to v5.3.1