Describe the Bug

I am encountering an issue with the pip install .[dev] command while running it on a self-hosted runner using Windows. The command fails during the wheel creation process for some packages, resulting in a subprocess-exited-with-error error.

The error output indicates that the process exits unexpectedly when attempting to build wheels for packages such as detection_rules. Despite following standard troubleshooting steps, such as upgrading pip, setuptools, and wheel, and ensuring all necessary build tools are installed, the issue persists.

Interestingly, the same pip install .[dev] command runs without any issues on an Ubuntu-based general runner provided by GitHub Actions. The installation completes successfully, and all packages are correctly installed with their dependencies.

To Reproduce

• name: Install Dependencies
  run: |
  python -m pip install --upgrade pip
  pip cache purge
  pip install .[dev]

Expected Behavior

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Screenshots

Building wheels for collected packages: detection_rules Building wheel for detection_rules (pyproject.toml): started error: subprocess-exited-with-error

Building wheel for detection_rules (pyproject.toml) did not run successfully. exit code: 1

Desktop - OS

Windows

Desktop - Version

10

Additional Context

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Solved