BACKPORT: Introduction of Config.invocation_args.#6869
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I'm not sure if this the thing to do when back-porting things. If it's not, let me know! Just following the steps-to-contribute 🙂
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ah! closing this. I'll create another PR. |
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This change was first introduced in #5564 but, logically, only in the
5.x.xversion. I'm back-porting it into the4.6.xbranch since many people still use it in the meantime they migrate to Python 3.