Use --with-dbmliborder or macOS+Homebrew on 3.10 and below #1433
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As detailed in python/cpython#89452 (comment), Homebrew makes a specific change to
gdbmthat confuses the build of 3.10 and below into picking incompatible headers/libs, sodbmsegfaults at runtime.It's fixed in 3.11; older source-only releases only get a workaround: pass
--with-dbmliborder=gdbm:ndbmtoconfigure.(3.8 is now EOL, but I don't want to remove mentions of it in this PR, even if it's textually nearby.)
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