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setuptools 60 uses its own bunlded version of distutils, by default. It injects this into sys.modules, at import time. So we need to make sure that it is imported, before anything else imports distutils, to ensure everything is using the same distutils version. This is to prepare for Python 3.12, which will drop distutils.
stefanor
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FWIW, the underlying bug I was describing is https://bugs.debian.org/1025216 but this change is still a worthwhile cleanup, I think. |
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setuptools 60 uses its own bunlded version of distutils, by default. It injects this into sys.modules, at import time. So we need to make sure that it is imported, before anything else imports distutils, to ensure everything is using the same distutils version.
In this case, let's just remove distutils entirely.
This is to prepare for Python 3.12, which will drop distutils.