Use JSON string for dictionary example #15898
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Some versions of python cannot guarantee order of dictionaries, so same dictionary can generate different documentation strings. Use a JSON string so its representation doesn't depend on how python encodes it. Also, fix versions in python-env for root directory.
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Some versions of python cannot guarantee order of dictionaries, so same dictionary can generate different documentation strings. Use a JSON string so its representation doesn't depend on how python encodes it. Also, fix versions in python-env for root directory.
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Some versions of python cannot guarantee order of dictionaries, so same
dictionary can generate different documentation strings, and this makes
make checkto fail in some python 3 versions.Use a JSON string so its representation doesn't depend on how python
encodes it.
Also, fix versions in python-env for root directory.