Antoine Pitrou added the comment: To elaborate a bit on the patch: - it is pointless to call flush() if the buffered is in a bad state (self->ok == 0) or it has started finalizing already - you need to own the reference, since flush() can release the GIL and, if the reference is borrowed, the refcount can fall to 0 in another thread and the whole object deallocated under your feet
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