Update pythonnet to 3.0.1 to support Python 3.10#63355
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pre-commit is failing |
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re-run full all |
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@twangboy the windows failures are valid and likely due to the new library version. |
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Yeah, pre-commit doesn't run on Windows so I have to do all this stuff by hand. |
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The windows tests don't start with this new version. Can you have a look a fix that? |
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Not today, of course 😁 |
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Looks like the new version of pythonnet may have broken one of the grains |
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What does this PR do?
Updates pythonnet to 3.0.1 to support python 3.10 on Windows
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[NOTICE] Bug fixes or features added to Salt require tests.
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