OK, rc1 is now out the door. Thanks to everyone who helped resolve the
remaining release blocker issues.
As of now, the code base for 3.6.0 final is frozen. The 3.6 branch is now open
for code that will be released in 3.6.1, the first 3.6 maintenance release. As
usual, that means bug fixes,
On Tue, Dec 6, 2016 at 5:32 PM, Random832 wrote:
> It *shouldn't*, but it can't be enforced. It's one of those things where
> if Python assumes all user code is sane (in this case, overridden
> __repr__ not messing with the list) it can bite in a way that could
> cause the interpreter to crash.
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On 07.12.16 12:19, Patrick Westerhoff wrote:
On Tue, Dec 6, 2016 at 5:32 PM, Random832 wrote:
It *shouldn't*, but it can't be enforced. It's one of those things where
if Python assumes all user code is sane (in this case, overridden
__repr__ not messing with the list) it can bite in a way that
Since the question has already come up and there will likely be further
changes, let's keep it simple: feel free to make changes in the 3.6 branch to
Doc/whatsnew/3.6.rst for 3.6.0 and I will cherrypick those changes just prior
to producing the 3.6.0 final. Likewise with Misc/NEWS. As stated b
