Chris Marusich <[email protected]> skribis: > Thanks for the response. The module is primarily a backport, but it also > contains some features that are not part of the standard library. > Therefore, it is not exactly the same as the Python standard library's > contextlib module, even in Python 3. Since the module names don't collide, > and since I know of at least one project that uses contextlib2 with Python3 > [1], I think it'd be good to package it for both Python 2 and Python 3. If > you or anyone else has a strong opinion on this, let's talk about it.
Makes sense to me. I’ve pushed the patch after adding a copyright line for you. Thank you! Ludo’.
