Adding env marker to pywin32 requirements (extra) #1916
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As part of #1833, the `pywin32` requirements environment markers got dropped when moving the requirement to an extra.
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That was intentional. I thought: If the user explicitely requests pywin32, then installation should fail if it is not available.
But i can see use cases, where that might be annoying, so approved :)
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As part of #1833, the
pywin32requirements environment markers got dropped when moving the requirement to an extra.