Hi, tracking the commit log I have noticed for Windows there was added a new feature which is very interesting and can also be useful for other platforms. If I read it right it supports adding a sys.path text file near the executable to specify the Python sys.path variable and overwriting the default behavior. https://hg.python.org/cpython/rev/03517dd54977 This change is only for Windows (if I read right). But I think it is thus valuable to add this in common as general rule. This also simplifies and unifies virtual environment creating and standalone redistribution. Also I have one remaining question, is the "*.pth" file handling then disabled by this feature? If yes, can this be a problem in a virtual environment if a package uses a pth file installed in the virtual environment site-packages directory? Overall I think this is a great addition and the start to unify sys.path handling. And a good feature for redistribution of a Python interpreter without an installation. (Embedding, virtual environments, fat virtual environments, ...) Regards, Wolfgang
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