Add os.environ fallback for Jython#155
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Thanks Kevin. I will review later this week. Appreciate the work you put into this. |
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Hi @zoofood, I just wanted to ping you on this and see if you need anything more from me. Thanks! |
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LGTM. Thanks! |
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Thanks! Looks great. Follow up question: any sense of when the version might be iterated to 1.4.5? The pip project tries to just use release versions of embedded libraries wherever possible. |
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This is a proposed fix for issue #154
Provides an additional fallback for Windows if ctypes, JNA, and winreg all fail.
Tested and works as expected in Windows 10 with Jython 2.7.2. Also tested to verify prior behavior is unchanged against Jython 2.7.2 with JNA and CPython 3.8.5.
This also will fix the downstream pip issue, where pip is currently broken in Jython with a standard Java install.