Port fix for .NET 9 from IronLanguages/ironpython3#1807 to ironpython2 #842
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Would love to get this fix in and a release out, we just ran into this trying to upgrade to .NET 9. |
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Thanks for merging and closing this; does the process of a new package release start automagically or is this someting extra we need to request? |
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Latest IronPython2 does not work on .NET 9.
Submission containing materials of a third party: This fix comes from IronLanguages/ironpython3#1807 specifically: IronLanguages/ironpython3@9c2e61c
Worth noting that IronPython2 does not build using the script in its current state, but can be built after updating DLR to v1.3.2 and applying attached patches to IronPython2 and DLR.
patches.zip
Patches mostly disable analyzers and audits, so probably shouldn't be merged to master but might be useful to anyone trying to build it from source.