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Calling it like this: ``` python -m openage --add-dll-search-path C:\Users\Vlasnik\openage\build\openage\log convert --jobs 1 ``` Still gives the error: ``` Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 198, in _run_module_as_main...

All right, I tried running the `run.exe`. First, it complained it needed Python 3.9, so I grabbed that first. Then I tried a series of invocations: ``` run --add-dll-search-path C:\Users\Vlasnik\Downloads\package-files...

A success. Thanks for digging into this issue! For reference, if somebody else gets stuck here, this worked for me: ``` python -m openage --add-dll-search-path C:\Users\Vlasnik\openage\build\libopenage\RelWithDebInfo --add-dll-search-path C:\Users\Vlasnik\nyan\build\nyan\RelWithDebInfo --add-dll-search-path C:\Users\Vlasnik\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311...

> https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/69841 is the correct issue I think. As far as I understand, Python can't do much about it, since the last part of the message comes from the OS...

Thanks for fixing the issue! For anyone wondering, it's now fine to just call this to start the conversion process on Windows 10: ``` python -m openage convert --jobs 1...

Can you provide some example patterns that showcase the actual behavior you are describing? Sounds useful to better describe this behavior in the docs.

Since `---@alias` annotations can stand for more than just `---@class` annotations, I vote for not implementing this feature and closing as won't fix.