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Now that pywin32 is hosted on pypi (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pywin32/223), is there a reason to depend on pypiwin32?
As I understand it, that library is merely a shim for installing pywin32 dating from the time when pywin32 was not hosted on pypi.
To add to this, could you suggest a method for testing this library on an install that contains only pywin32 >= 223 rather than pypiwin32 >= 223
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Change pypiwin32 to pywin32 dependency
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Fixes brandond#13
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Now that pywin32 is hosted on pypi (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pywin32/223), is there a reason to depend on pypiwin32?
As I understand it, that library is merely a shim for installing pywin32 dating from the time when pywin32 was not hosted on pypi.
To add to this, could you suggest a method for testing this library on an install that contains only pywin32 >= 223 rather than pypiwin32 >= 223
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: