Joel Hillacre added the comment:
I just took a quick peek at your PR to see if a similar test exists from this
bug and it is looking good. Thanks for your work.
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Joel Hillacre added the comment:
Just wanted to ping this and see if there was someone available to review my PR
associated with this issue.
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New submission from Joel Hillacre:
Found an issue in email.policy.SMTP.fold on "Content-Disposition" headers for
long filenames with spaces. Managed to simply the issue to a test case as
follows:
>>> from email.policy import SMTP; SMTP.fold('Content-Disposition',
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> Ping the issue again next week if I don't get to it this weekend.
I am a week late, but here is a ping.
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Joel Hillacre added the comment:
Rebased the github PR on latest master to get the windows build passing CI.
Is there anything I need to do to keep the PR moving?
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Joel Hillacre added the comment:
I added a pull request that causes Chris's test to pass. I can confirm that the
Chris's was not pass for me on master branch.
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Joel Hillacre added the comment:
r.david.murray,
How would a test would have a reference to after an exception in the
smtplib.SMTP.__init__()?
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Joel Hillacre added the comment:
> Joel, our patch system has moved to GitHub. Mind to turn your patch into a PR?
I have opened a PR now.
I took a look at changing my example into a test. I am not sure how to test for
a lack of warning. Closest test I found was BadHELOServerTe
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New submission from Joel Hillacre:
I am encountering a ResourceWarning about an unclosed socket when getting a non
220 response during connect() in __init__() of smtplib.SMTP. Attached are a
client script causing this warning for me, a server script to cause the client
to the warning
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