Hi, I synchronized GitHub asyncio with CPython stdlib asyncio. A few files were outdated :-/
When I ran "tox" to validate my changes on CPython stdlib asyncio, I noticied that aiotest is now failing. Nobody ran tox recently? I updated aiotest to support the new stop() semantics: http://bugs.python.org/issue25593 aiotest is a test suite to validate an implementation of asyncio. When I ran aiotest tests on Trollius, stdlib asyncio of Python 3.4 and asyncio from PyPI: all tests failed with the new stop() semantics. Trollius is outdated, but it's a known issue, and I'm not intested to update Trollius (see the other thread about Trollius). My system /usr/bin/python3 is Python 3.4.3 and asyncio of this version still has the old stop() behaviour. https://pypi.python.org/pypi/asyncio/ looks quite old: last release almost one year ago. Questions / TODO: * kill Trollius :-) * new asyncio release to PyPI? * new aiotest release supporting the new stop behaviour (I already pushed a change, it's configurable: old/new beheaviour, config.stopping=False) Victor
