Lots of python packages seem to ship their source distributions with generated code. In recent cython versions there is a way to force a regeneration of these files and using it sounds generally sounds like a good thing. If it turns out, that this causes problems on individual packages, setting `dontForceRegenCython` will prevent the regeneration. Added in 3.0.0a11 and backported to 2.9.34, so both cython versions we ship right now support this flag.
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if [ -z "${dontForceRegenCython-}"]; then
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export CYTHON_FORCE_REGEN=1
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fi
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