bpo-20443: Fix calculate_program_full_path() warning#14446
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Don't call _Py_isabs() with a bytes string (char*), the function expects as wide string.
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cc @tirkarthi |
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I don't see any compiler warning on getpath.c compilation in the macOS job of Travis CI, whereas I saw it in a previous job. |
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Thanks Victor, I can confirm that this fixes the compiler warning. |
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Don't call _Py_isabs() with a bytes string (char*), the function expects as wide string.
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Don't call _Py_isabs() with a bytes string (char*), the function expects as wide string.
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Don't call _Py_isabs() with a bytes string (char*), the function
expects as wide string.
https://bugs.python.org/issue20443