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I've tried to get a mingw cross compile going but I've run into setuptools not wanting to use the other compiler and the fact that you'd need a mingw environment...

OSX faces the same problem as windows builds, they cost money but luckily for OSX I may have a way to build for that OS.

macos binary wheels for almost every active version of python is now available, windows builds for binary wheels are planned but no work has been started in getting that working...

Did either of the client libraries get installed? If its not able to import them, no default client is set. https://github.com/Red-M/RedSSH/blob/afafd6bd22719235159cab270ed14270c3c90ed6/redssh/clients/__init__.py#L33-L45 Please make sure that redlibssh or redlibssh2 is properly...

Could you try `import redssh.clients.libssh2 as libssh2` as the absolute imports should be working. I'm curious if this is something that ipython does.

Its clear where the import is going to import from. Explicit over implicit. IIRC, there was issues with older/newer versions of python that did not like the relative import.

Something seems strange about your environment as I can't reproduce this on python 3.5 or python 3.7.

I tested this today with python 3.9 and ipython, I couldn't reproduce this bug. Can you please make sure you're using an up to date version of python and ipython?

I've made #171 to provide the requested hook.

Does my PR provide the features requested?