Support disabling C extensions via IMMUTABLES_EXT=0#117
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Support disabling C extensions via IMMUTABLES_EXT=0#117mgorny wants to merge 1 commit intoMagicStack:masterfrom
IMMUTABLES_EXT=0#117mgorny wants to merge 1 commit intoMagicStack:masterfrom
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Support using IMMUTABLES_EXT environment variable to control whether the C extension is built explicitly. When set to a value other than 1, the extension built is disabled. This is helpful e.g. for future Python versions where the extension does not work (this is affecting 3.13 right now, but having an explicit option is more future-proof).
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Support using
IMMUTABLES_EXTenvironment variable to control whether the C extension is built explicitly. When set to a value other than 1, the extension built is disabled. This is helpful e.g. for future Python versions where the extension does not work (this is affecting 3.13 right now, but having an explicit option is more future-proof).