[3.11] gh-151544: Fixes CVE-2026-12003 by removing the fallback to %VPATH%/Modules/Setup.local for discovering sources in getpath.py (GH-151545) - #151568
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The macOS failure appears unrelated and is not fixed by rerunning, so I'm leaving it. @pablogsal this is ready to merge into 3.11, unless you really want the WASI build updated (like for 3.14, except the change will be different because 3.11 pins an even older version that will have even less support for the path fixups necessary...) |
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(cherry picked from commit 9e863fa)
Co-authored-by: Steve Dower steve.dower@python.org