In setup.py, don't limit CMake version test to only Windows - #995
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The `CMakeBuild` class' `run()` method tests the version of CMake; however, it did the test only when on Windows. It seems like this is a test worth doing everywhere, so I removed the condition on Windows.
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This pull request correctly generalizes the CMake version check to all platforms, not just Windows. The added exception handling for subprocess.check_output improves the robustness of the build script. However, I found a critical issue in the new OSError exception handler that could lead to an AttributeError, masking the original error. Please see my specific comment for details and a suggested fix.
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…mlib#995) The `CMakeBuild` class' `run()` method tests the version of CMake; however, it did the test only when on Windows. It seems like this is a test worth doing everywhere, so I removed test for Windows. In addition, while at it, I slightly updated the way the process output is captured, and expanded the range of exceptions tested in order to provide more specific feedback to users. --------- Co-authored-by: gemini-code-assist[bot] <176961590+gemini-code-assist[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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CMakeBuildclass'run()method tests the version of CMake; however, it did the test only when on Windows. It seems like this is a test worth doing everywhere, so I removed test for Windows.In addition, while at it, I slightly updated the way the process output is captured, and expanded the range of exceptions tested in order to provide more specific feedback to users.