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Disable Python 3.9 build in Windows #775

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@Hazhzeng Hazhzeng commented Nov 3, 2020 •
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Since GRPC does not have Windows Python 3.9 wheel, we should release the Azure Functions Python 3.9 preview without windows support.

grpc/grpc#24344

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LGTM

@Hazhzeng Hazhzeng merged commit 6d6ccb3 into dev Nov 3, 2020
@Hazhzeng Hazhzeng deleted the hazeng/preview-python39 branch November 3, 2020 21:51
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