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platform.win32_ver is a deceptively complex function, and its output is no longer used here, so omit the call entirely.
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The pypy3.10 test execution failure doesn't look related to the PR, it looks like something went wrong in the test execution environment. Might be worth just rerunning the failed checks? |
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platform.win32_ver is a deceptively complex function, and its output is no longer used here, so omit the call entirely.
(I encountered this in a test environment that had all unexpected subprocess invocations blocked via
pytest-subprocess, and it picked up the attempted call toverfromplatform.win32_ver())