gh-144648: Improve libproc usage in _remote_debugging#144649
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Add a missing include and use proc_listpids rather than proc_listallpids, since it is functionally identical and more widely implemented.
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Since this change allow to use functionality on more OSes I believe we should add a NEWS entry. |
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LGTM
Thanks for the improvement !
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Add a missing include and use
proc_listpidsrather thanproc_listallpids, since it is functionally identical and more widely implemented.