Revert "get-poetry.py fallback to standard executables (#1878) (#2426)"#2544
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Revert "get-poetry.py fallback to standard executables (#1878) (#2426)"#2544
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This reverts commit f812822.
The recent changes to the
get-poetry.pyscript to select the appropriate Python executable seems to have broken the CI.I tried to fix it but for some reason the CI on Windows broke for other reasons.
So, I prefer to revert this changes to ensure the CI works again.
I also changed the tests workflow to use the current branch/PR
get-poetry.pyscript rather than the one on master to ensure that any change to it is tested.Pull Request Check List
Resolves: #issue-number-here