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fix Windows compatablity for commiting #339
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Misses 162 162
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Working on a Windows machine for the previous PR, I was unable to push a branch because of the
pre-pushhook. Tracked down 2 known issues related to Windows with the current config and was able to push this without commenting out the hook for this.Related Issues