Adds lib.pyproj file to solution#1633
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@zooba, thanks for your PR! By analyzing the history of the files in this pull request, we identified @briancurtin, @amauryfa and @shibturn to be potential reviewers. |
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VS 2015 (and to a much lesser extent, VS 2017) will hit memory issues if you load the project, so removing it from the solution. It's still there for people to load if they want. |
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Also, we tested the version number changes in the solution file and they don't impact VS 2015. |
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The commit message is a bit confusing as it says that lib.pyproj was added to and then deleted from 'solution' for a net null effect. Reading the commit, it seems that the actual effect is
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This allows VS 2015 or VS 2017 with Python support installed to open all the standard library files.