Wrapper : Set PYTHONNOUSERSITE=1
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ericmehl
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This removes a common cause of conflicts between Gaffer and Python modules the user has installed using the system Python. Users who know what they are doing and want to use those modules in Gaffer can set `PYTHONNOUSERSITE=0` before running Gaffer to get the prior behaviour. Confession : I have not tests the `gaffer.cmd` changes - I an relying on Windows CI and review to do that.
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This removes a common cause of conflicts between Gaffer and Python modules the user has installed using the system Python. Users who know what they are doing and want to use those modules in Gaffer can set
PYTHONNOUSERSITE=0before running Gaffer to get the prior behaviour.Confession : I have not tested the
gaffer.cmdchanges - I am relying on Windows CI and review to do that.