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Replace pebble with standard library modules
See original GitHub issueCurrently we require pebble because multiprocessing.Pool did not work with the workaround introduced for Anaconda on macOS (#119). In theory, it should be possible to make do without pebble, because this package is just a wrapper for some standard library modules.
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Yes to both.
Well yes, but IMO this is not the main question now that we know that it works. Maybe
pebbledoes something clever to always start the originalpythonprocess. I think I’ll open an issue to let Anaconda know that the versions need to be the same.