Sebastian Pipping

Any thoughts?

It seems to compile after installing microhttpd. Any chance to have the build system detect absence of microhttpd and ask to install it?

I ran into this issue before also, it would be great of CMake would detect the absense of Git Submodules and suggest running `git submodule update --init` or similar first.

This workaround worked for me (but I cannot guarantee its security) on that Fedora 39 target: ```console # pip3 install backports.ssl_match_hostname ``` And this could be a fix from another...

@limburgher I believe releases are not made from `master` here (I could be wrong) but are you sure that merged #64304 will even be included in the next release?

@limburgher could you turn that into a new issue with a traceback?

@laymonage thanks! I found the mentioned "<number> comments" now:  I guess that means it's too hard to find? I'm not sure why one would want to click on text...

@kenhys applied in Gentoo at https://github.com/gentoo/gentoo/commit/08e2652263307c142cd089cf2355e40f48ee0113 , thanks for the patch!

Hi @kloczek works fine for me with pytest 8 and Python 3.9 (see below). Python 3.8 is too old for me, I don't have it installed, so I used Python...

@kloczek does that make it a non-issue or is there something we should fix? If we should fix, could you adjust/extent my shell session above in a way that it...