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feat: Py310 & Runtime Python Verison Check #368
feat: Py310 & Runtime Python Verison Check #368
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@farleyb-amazon I do not know how to force a Runtime Check, but I think this will work.
Do you know of another way?
I fear that this could run multiple times in an application if they load the library multiple times; but I guess I am willing to allow that to happen.
I also assume that
__init__
will ALWAYS be parsed if any part of this library is used. I think that assumption is accurate... but I cannot swear it.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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By my understanding
__init__
will run anytime the module is imported, so this should be good. As you said it might run multiple times, but I don't mind that either.