Craig Citro, 17.07.2010 09:49: > I think the subject line pretty much says it all -- I just > successfully built sage-4.4.4 against the tip of cython-closures, and > it builds, runs, and passes all doctests(*). As far as I'm concerned, > that means it's time to roll ourselves an alpha. (Robert, do you want > to tell me what steps are involved in that? Is there a list > somewhere?) Also, what's the general rule for avoiding someone > clobbering the "working" state with a push? Should I just add a tag > for "0.13-alpha0" and we could always recover from there?
I only fixed a couple of things in the genexpr inlining code which shouldn't have any impact on existing Cython code bases, so the latest tip will work just as well. However, we're not there yet. I would like to have Cython's own test suite green on all Python versions even before the alpha. > I just ran the Cython tests in the closures branch itself -- it looks > like there are a few doctest failures with the recent code there. Yes, a handful of tests still fail in Py3. http://trac.cython.org/cython_trac/ticket/543 Looks like Haoyu has a fix for at least one of them. > I'm happy to start helping with these tomorrow, but can we designate > cython-closures as "bugfix only" until the actual release? For that > matter, with closures becoming devel, soon we won't need a closures > branch anymore ... finally. ;) Note that we don't currently run the Hudson tests on all Python platforms for cython-closures but only for cython-devel. I'd suggest merging cython-closures into cython-devel before releasing the alpha, and giving Hudson a couple of minutes to run all tests to see if we missed anything there (which we likely did). I'll take a look at the current cython-devel failures in Py<=2.5 as I broke at least one of them while fixing Unicode problems on narrow platforms, but I'd be happy to get some help in fixing the others. Some tests have been broken for ages. See e.g. the end of https://sage.math.washington.edu:8091/hudson/view/cython-devel/job/cython-devel-tests-py24-c/138/console Stefan _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
