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That looks more like `_sqlite3.pyd` is missing. You're sure no changes have
been to the installation directory? Does repairing the installation help at
all?
I imagine we would have been flooded with issue reports if the installer was
missing this m
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That line on its own will cause an IndentationError, which is a subclass of
SyntaxError. However, out of context, without the full traceback, and without
a description of your environment, the only thing I have to go on here is the
fact that the vast
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There are known private keys somewhere in Lib/test for use in tests. If you're
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For usage questions such as this, you'll be better off on a forum such as
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A few debugging questions:
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2) What value do you get
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Can you reproduce this with the current release (3.9.0rc1)? Also, how did you
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Adding Ćukasz so this is on his radar in case the first answer is affirmative
and there's nothing exotic in the second. For the record, I
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That is not performance-critical code, and in that case it is clearer to use
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Thanks for the suggestion, but I agree with Ammar and Remi that this is not
likely to either be easily doable or actually help your case. This would also
be a big enough change to likely need a PEP.
If you still want to pursue this I would
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In particular, it's suspicious that you're expecting an error on line 7 but
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Can you attach your `main.py` file to the issue?
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`unittest.TestCase.assertTrue` is simple enough (the entire implementation is
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Tools/msi/test/test_files.wxs if you would like to provide a PR :)
On the other hand, I'm not sure that test
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I don't see anything broken here: `__file__` is "scripts/test.py",
`Path(__file__).parent` is "scripts", and `__file__` doesn't change just
because the working directory changed (it's a static string set at import time,
wh
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I especially want this with the self-name-checking that Eryk mentioned, and
even more if each installed Python adds its own symlink to `py.exe` with its
own version (i.e. the Python 3.9 installer adds `python3.9.exe -> py.exe`
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This looks like a simple reference cycle, as far as I can tell; I don't see an
actual refleak. Reproducing using Mark's code from StackOverflow (adjusted):
$ ./python.exe -X showrefcount
Python 3.9.0a6+ (heads/master-dirty:d10091aa17, May 8 2020
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This can be accomplished already by just including newlines in the string:
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from math import *
print(e**(1j * pi))
import sys
print(sys.argv)'
echo "here's some random
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abused on Windows, and we only have the option at all because people become
unreasonably upset if it's not there. I wouldn't be against adding a "you
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fixed the issue two years earlier!
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