Georg Brandl added the comment:
Why are __flags__, __basicsize__, __itemsize__, __dictoffset__, and
__weakrefoffset__ interesting?
I haven't said they are, but on the other hand I don't see why consistency is a
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These are unknown attributes after a key=value pair. What this issue is about
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Missing keyword argument support is not the norm, it's the exception that is
only due to implementation details in C code. Eventually, we'd like every C
function to support keyword arguments.
Converting everything is tedious work, though, and still makes things
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Nice! How do you plan to organize its setup?
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You add a label before that section and then reference it with :ref:.
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That seems like the best course of action.
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Couldn't reproduce in 3.4.2.
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It seems like verbose should be passed to the archival function, but it isn't.
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All remaining points have been fixed.
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That makes sense.
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IMO the snowman should be a Unicode string in the second example for Python 2.7.
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in the second example
or even, in both examples.
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OK, so there are two root issues here:
* Django uses __init__(str()) roundtripping, which is not explicitly supported
by the library, and worked by accident with previous versions. That it works
again with 3.3+ is another accident, and a bug.
(The change
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The fourth parameter is not flags, but count, the max. number of
substitutions. flags is the fifth parameter, or give it as a keyword
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os.path.exists() ignores *all* OSErrors from stat. This is probably too broad,
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Thanks, this is indeed a regression.
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Correct, there are no PyString_ functions in 3.x.
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LGTM.
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rdm: your suggestion sounds good. Note that the argument name is iterable in
Py3.
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I agree, the see also box is better off near the bottom, probably before the
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next() is quite unlike match() and search(), as you almost never use next() on
iterators directly. Rather, the iterator is iterated by constructs like a for
loop or a comprehension, or another function that consumes it (list, map, ...)
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OK, a hopefully complete overview of the network-using tests and the services
they use, checked by tracing connect() calls during a test run:
* test_codecencodings_*, test_normalization, test_ucn: some Unicode-related
data files from
unicode.org:80
icu
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I felt the problem was self evident with sequence must be a sequence.
The two words are not used in the same sense: the first names the argument of
the function, the second is one of several possible object types you can pass
for that argument
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LGTM.
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Sounds good to me.
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This is as expected; the new global name print overrides the builtin name
print.
(What you could also have done to remove your binding is del print, which
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And the first quote is wrong.
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HasAttr would just call GetAttr and discard the exception.
@ OP: what objects are you pickling? You can give them a __module__ attribute
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Attached patch addresses the repeated __repr__ calling and gives a 4x speedup
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I didn't have numpy anyway, I tested on a function with __module__ set to None
manually. But I see the same speedup for Ellipsis.
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Is it possible to determine the range of signal numbers? Otherwise it would be
a guessing game where to stop querying when filling up the dictionary.
A problem is also that if the signal number is not valid, the return value of
strsignal() is unspecified
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Yes, but those are no longer maintained. It's not a critical bug :)
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Nice. However, strsignal() returns not just SIGINT, but Interrupted etc.
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It seems that you should give SCRIPTDIR=/usr/lib64 to the make install
step, not the make step. Are you sure the slackbuild instructions are
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What's actually curious is Getting the list of files that have been
added/changed ... 448 files. What does hg status say? Why are there 448
changed files?
This is of course still a bug in patchcheck.py, it shouldn't touch non-RST
files
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Removed the message containing the log. It is making it very clumsy to view
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This is not a crash, but an abort, so it's not a security issue.
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Is this still a problem? If yes, I would contact the PyPI team directly, this
tracker is not the right place for PyPI bugs.
(It is unlikely to be a distutils bug.)
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This is a somewhat unfortunate difference between the major C libs and Python's
new IO, but probably too late to change.
What's left to do is to document the behavior properly.
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`path = str(path)` is minimal, but has the side effect of accepting almost any
object, which is definitely not what you'd like (where did that file named
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Making old functions support `Path` sounds trivial to me
We're looking forward to trivial patches that enable Path handling consistently
throughout the stdlib.
Fine, so you add an `if isinstance...` in front of it and you're done.
Easier said than done in C
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Can you describe a bit more in detail at which step of the installer the error
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Our test suite currently contacts a range of hosts for different online
tests, including python.org hosts. This has led to sudden breakages in the
past, e.g. when www.python.org changed URLs or switched to https by default.
It would probably a good idea
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PyId_sort is not a function, it's a somewhat complicated way of getting a
Python string sort (in this case, for looking up a method using
PyObject_GetAttrId). The string object is cached, with is faster than
constructing one every time
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I guess a redirect could be added again.
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This appears to be caused by the update to libffi version 3.1 in 3.4.2.
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While I can feel your pain regarding the use case you describe, I don't think
this has enough general value to add to CPython. It is not really related to
PYTHONHASHSEED, since we never made guarantees about hash values being stable
across platforms and Python
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Would your decision be more favorable if you received a patch implementing
this feature?
I'll keep this on pending for other devs to weigh in with opinions.
In general, we are not keen on keeping text representations stable, as they do
not form part
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currently more bugfree and intended to replace re
The first part is spreading FUD if not explained in more detail. The second is
probably never going to happend :(
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You're right, this can be avoided (although you will also have to patch the
extension module build, which uses the just-built python executable).
This problem occurs twice in the build process, once for pgen and once for
_freeze_importlib. The problem
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Indeed, that is an issue :(
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I don't think this feature is generally useful enough to be included.
* Since you need to modify the test code anyway (adding the try-except), it is
probably just as much work to do the selection there.
* Why only add selection of subtests, and not of all
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I requested the feature because I regulary need bisect (once a month, or
maybe two months).
Always within subtests?
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Thanks for the patch.
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Ping?
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You seem to be confusing the feature itself with the implementation.
The fact that there is an acceptable implementation is another matter
(and subtest_in_range.diff is not an implementation).
You yourself were calling it a solution.
A feature proposal
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Sorry for not being more explicit and for being lazy doing a copy paste from
msg 229022:
I see, this was split off another issue (which was already closed). I agree
that a bit more verbosity in the initial description would have prevented
confusion
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UTIME_TO_UTIMBUF actually still looks dodgy and UTIME_TO_TIME_T is completely
broken.
* There should be only one utimbuf structure, because it already contains
both times (see man 2 utime).
* UTIME_TO_TIME_T uses a type called struct timet which I don't think
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The not allowed should be clarified. What is meant is that if
allow_fragments is false, a fragment is parsed as part of the path.
This doesn't make a difference for urljoin if the fragment is part of the
second part. It does make a difference for the first
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Jeffrey: I did not mean to devalue your patch, I just wanted to bring even more
issues to Victor's attention.
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I'm sure you've improved the code. Without looking at the hg history, you've
likely just inherited the broken C code from the previous version and made it
prettier :)
Since this breakage has not been reported so far, the last two #elses appear
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#if !defined(__QNX__)
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#define ALTSEP L'/'
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Patch LGTM.
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This is indeed intended. I'll update the docs.
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asdl.py is fixed to work with 2.7 as of 3b2af26f4638.
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A more complete patch that also fixes up pyexpat's frame trickery is tracked in
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Not sure how this can violate PEP 384, as it doesn't make it mandatory for
builtin extensions to use the stable ABI.
The other concerns seem valid, although I don't like how the patch includes an
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I seem to recall that this was rejected into the realm of linters in a
python-dev discussion.
If there is a chance of false positives, having Python emit the warning would
be annoying because there is no convenient way of telling it to shut up about
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Please open a new issue for those.
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I agree, closing.
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pydoc.gui() no longer exists in supported versions.
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Since we're unlikely to ever change all the places, I'd say it's better to be
consistent. I'd rather write str(path) all over the place than having to look
up in the docs each time if that specific API happens to support passing Paths
directly.
However
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Done in 8a98ee6baa1e. Thanks!
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I was about to suggest deriving your own Path class from Path and str, but got
a base class layout conflict because Path objects define lots of __slots__ :(
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That would be a rather horrible solution.
I know :)
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I think it is unreasonable to expect authors of 3rd party modules to respect
PEP 384 if the standard library does not.
I don't understand why you think that. PEP 384 is intended to provide the
means to maintain binary compatibility of extension modules so
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I'm wondering what regs is supposed to stand for. It might be for regions,
but that term is used nowhere else. It should really be named spans to be
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