Some of those modules are actually used by pythonwin, particularly by
pywin/scintilla - so while I agree the ability to update them is
questionable, I don't think just killing the directory makes sense. Did
you try to remove it? I'd be surprised if Pythonwin continues to work in
that scenario.
Hi!
I recently had to do a deep dive into
https://github.com/mhammond/pywin32/tree/main/Pythonwin/pywin/idle as part of a
previous PR. See comment:
https://github.com/mhammond/pywin32/pull/2102#discussion_r1380422005
Of course it is extremely outdated, but I think the interesting part is that
On 2024-01-11 5:46 p.m., Jacob Nolan via python-win32 wrote:
I performed a custom install for all users on my E: drive
(E:/installs/python3). Added it to the path. It is not under my
specific user account. My understanding is this is a global install.
What exactly is E:? If anything other th
I performed a custom install for all users on my E: drive
(E:/installs/python3). Added it to the path. It is not under my specific
user account. My understanding is this is a global install.
I then run it under administrator privileged cmd and successfully
install the service.
Looking at sec
