Benedikt Reinartz

If we implement proper DLR support this follows automatically, doesn't it?

This is not possible, mostly due to limitations in Python itself. Theoretically you should be able to instantiate nearly independent interpreters in the same program using [Py_NewInterpreter](https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/init.html#c.Py_NewInterpreter), but there are...

Well, this is far from trivial, as we (currently) can't hook Python thread creation (discussion on this here: https://bugs.python.org/issue42443). We could maybe instead abuse the `threading.setprofile` function. Maybe we should...

Could you try something like `DevicePairingKinds(DevicePairingKinds.ConfirmOnly)`?

I guess `float(Single(42))` used to work because we implicitly converted `Single` to Python's `float`. We currently don't implement `__float__` or `__int__` on any .NET types, that is what's missing here.

Thank you for testing out the Release Candidate. You can attach a (.NET) debugger to the running Python process and see where exactly the exception is raised, without a stack...

I have never tried to debug (apart from classic `print` debugging) outside of Visual Studio. The Community edition is free, so I suggest you try debugging with that.

I'd really like to fix this one before releasing the final 3.0, but there is really not much to go on here. Can you create a reproducible example for this...

I'll close this one for now, as there is nothing "actionable" from our side. I would suggest that you open a bug report on the vendor's Github and just reference...

`clr-loader` supports specifying a config file for .NET Framework, that would probably be the way to go. Either initialise like this: ```python from pythonnet import set_runtime set_runtime("netfx", config_file=) import clr...