fix(submit) - pip build on windows command causing unintended consequence on posix #236
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December 19, 2022 13:33
…g pip build to not include requirements on posix
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Closes #235
Non docker - python requirements build on Windows requires shell parameter for subprocess.run. This causes non-docker builds on POSIX systems to not gather dependencies. Changed to use altered statement only on windows.
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