adding pyobjc to macOS package - #49657
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FYI @twangboy |
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Thanks all! <3 |
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What does this PR do?
Adds the PyObjC library to the macOS package. Which allows for access to native Objective-C API calls from python. To sum it up you get to do a lot of cool things without shelling out. 🎉 I have multiple State/Execution modules that require this library that I will be opening PRs for soon. I briefly talked with @twangboy about this addition at SaltConf.
What issues does this PR fix or reference?
None
Tests written?
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