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This page: https://docs.python.org/3/distutils/sourcedist.html
Is the first result on google for "python sdist", but does not mention that all
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> I will be able to take a look later in the weekend
Please take some time for yourself, I added you as you were the original author
of the patch to make you aware. I believe most projects can workaround that for
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Note that with the following example, exec and CommandCompiler return a
different error:
from codeop import CommandCompiler
# identical errors
#exec('1,\\#\n2') SystemError
#CommandCompiler()('1,\\#\n2', symbol='exec') SystemError
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Yep, this also break IPython command completions when users press tab in some
places in multiline code.
88f4ec88e282bf861f0af2d237e9fe28fbc8deac is the first offending commit for me
in the 3.9 branch:
[3.9] bpo-45494: Fix parser crash when
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I should have been more careful in my explanation in the upstream issue to have
a complete report in here.
I think that patching logging.disable to raise a type error immediately would
be welcome; as the effect of storing a wrong type make any asyncio
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Followup from Python Idea:
https://mail.python.org/archives/list/python-id...@python.org/thread/KTIYUEYF6XBHOGOLV744RQXMTETVSTOF/
Goal would be to allow layering on virtualenv to speedup creation and use less
disk space in the case of many large
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> Thanks Matthias Bussonnier for the fix.
Thank *YOU* for the fix, and the bug report is initially from tcaswell.
At least on 3.8 branch this is fixed for me.
Just for completeness, this was discovered as in IPython we try to guess
whether &qu
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https://bugs.python.org/issue40807
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assuming
$ cat foo.py
import warnings
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warnings.simplefilter('error', SyntaxWarning)
res = compile_command('1 is 1\n', symbol='exec')
print('Res', res)
On 3.8.0...3.8.4 this correctly raises
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Pablo, I see you reopened and marked as blocker,
As the changes here has been released maybe you want to reclose and marked
https://bugs.python.org/issue41218 as blocker it should also be fixed by
https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/21357
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This make non-await list comprehension coroutine-code-objects as well:
https://bugs.python.org/issue41218
import ast
import inspect
cell = '[x for x in l]'
code = compile(cell, "<>", "exec
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(crossref https://github.com/ipython/ipython/issues/12422)
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As far as I can tell sometime in 3.8.x (likely 3.8.3) the following snippet
changed result:
import ast
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cell = '[x for x in l]'
code = compile(cell, "<>", "exec",
flags=getattr(ast,'PyCF_A
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Thanks.
That's an annoying side effect of having spawn by default on macOS then.
Could it be possible in `pool.map()` to detect that some of the objects are
from main and would fail and then raise an error message in the parent process
before
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Python 3.8.2 | packaged by conda-forge | (default, Apr 24 2020, 07:56:27)
[Clang 9.0.1 ] on darwin
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> from multiprocessing
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> completion and history file. Was it on purpose?
Not particularly, it was mostly to show it is possible. I'm guessing any
improvement to make it more cons
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https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/20331 is a first step toward this.
See comments in there, I would love some reviews. If that gets im I'll be happy
to send further refactor to make the compression step also respect
SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH
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> Looks like the revert is solving the issue?
It appears to do so as far as I can tell, and most test pass on nightly, the
rest seem to be unrelated to changes in current 3.9.
Many thanks to Serhiy for all the work on making documentation bet
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> Can you all please decide which issue to use?
We can stay here, I opened the other issue before figuring out this was the
cause.
> If IPython wants to output the help on the instance, it should change the
> implementation of `?` and `??`.
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> can you clarify your example? What's load()? And what does df?? do?
It was vague on purpose,
`load()` would be for example `load_csv()` from `pandas` that return a
`pandas.DataFrame`. The point being that users typically won't really know the
t
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This is going to potentially break a lot of interactive usage in the Scientific
ecosystem.
A a lot of people are going to do:
df = load('my.csv')
df??
To ask for help and will get nothing.
Even for subclass, I want to argue that a docstring
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That will break a lot o the interactive usage for the scientific ecossytem
Imho,
For example anyone that get a Pandas Dataframe and try to get help on it either
via help(df), or `df?` in IPython/Jupyter.
Might be purposeful (https://bugs.python.org
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... """standard docstring"""
... pass
...
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>>> inspect.getdoc(A())
'standard docstring'
```
In 3.9:
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$ python
Python 3.9.0a6
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Seem to not be in the new parser but simply in codeop in particular `def
_maybe_compile`
The logic seem weird (but weird logic usually have a reason), it try to compile
thrice by appending many `\n`.
1) Why do that and not return the first successful
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See the `compile()` documentation for the difference between eval/single/exec:
https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#compile
`exec` is meant for multiline program, for example you would "exec" the string
read from a file to get a m
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Thanks Pablo for replying to my tweet, a couple of other non-failing case in
https://bugs.python.org/issue40585 that I filled concurrently to your message.
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
File "...pytho
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> RECompileError, REParseError, RESyntaxError, REError, CompileError,
> ParseError, SyntaxError or Error,
> Many modules [...] have an exception named just Error
RECompileError, REParseError, RESyntaxError, REError, CompileError, ParseError
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Thanks Serhiy,
Here is a rough idea of how many places would be touched by renaming in the
`re` module:
https://github.com/Carreau/cpython/commit/59e4c5150c842f849ff3a9ba8a94df1df7a5eb1c
(50 additions and 42 deletions.).
I haven't found any places
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Most of the module specific classes are `Error`, not `error`, at least with an
uppercase E you know it's a class.
if a novice sees :
> error: missing ), unterminated subpattern at position 0
It will be relatively tough or them to figure
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Currently the error raise by re.compile when it fails to compile is `error`
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"""Exception raised for invalid regu
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Thanks Andrew;
I'd still would love to have a way to get the current eventloop outside of
async code that is consistent.
I guess throwing an error with `get_event_loop()` is ok, it's just that
`RuntimeError` feel like a weird thing to catch
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Hi, Not sure if this a bug, or an intended feature.
I got surprise by the following behavior.
from asyncio import run, sleep, get_event_loop
print(get_event_loop()) # return the current eventloop
run(sleep(0))
print(get_event_loop
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> were you interested in continuing with Brett's (and your) suggestion for the
> API by making the first argument positional-only and the others optional?
Yes, but I currently do not have the time; if someone else want to take over;
or if yo
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> I don't believe we put version changed notes in docstrings,
Oh no I was thinking a note in the docstring "constructor signature may change
between Python versions".
Whether to put changed/addition info in docstrings is another subject a
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Victor recently implemented CodeType.replace(); which I believe will cover many
of the usecase.
Should I also send a PR that update the DocStrings of (some of) ? these
objects? many people don't go and read the html docs
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Do the following at a Python prompt:
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>>> help()
Welcome to Python 3.8's help utility!
[...]SNIP
help> symbols
Here is a list of the punctuation symbols which Python assigns special meaning
to. Enter any symbol to g
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Or more precisely I suggest to emit a SyntaxWarning for JoinedStr where no
f-string members has an expression.
There seem to be a couple of case where f-strings without expressions may
indicate
that the programmer may have made a mistake; though
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Some discussion in
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As a reference, PR from Yuri for an asyncREPL `python -m asyncio` which I
believe he want in 3.8:
https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/13472
I'm also likely to align IPython behavior on whatever core python decides
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I thought it was comparing the AST of the file to the AST of the unparsed
AST.
So it's actually checking if parse(unparse(x)) is indempotent and not
wether parse(unparse(x)) is indempotent.
So x={x!r} should be fine.
On Wed, May 22, 2019, 09:22 Pablo
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The other thing to think about is `ensure_future` and `create_task`, they may
not move forward until a foreground task is running.
You can keep a loop running between lines or code-chunks, but then doctest
cannot contain `asyncio.run()`.
I'm leaning
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> section to document the new flag inside "Improved Modules" category
Done in https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/13484
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Just for clarification for future readers;
I landed a PR that used f"{x=}" in some new functionalities, and that broke the
buildbots, the buildbots do test that many of the `Lib/` files can be
round-tripped ast->unparse->ast, and as
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> Maybe you used "git merge" and your PR "contained" changes from other issues?
I quasi-nerver merge, either `rebase interactive` or `reset --hard HEAD`... I
even proscribed "git pull" from my CLI.. but you know e
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And I'm guessing you will collect what's in NEWS.d ? Otherwise I'm happy to
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> Any idea why PR 13148 has been linked to unrelated bugs.python.org issues?
Could it be due to rebasing and force-pushing ? Cause I did force-push on this
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I'm not quite sure I completely understand how this is implemented and all the
possibilities; – so I would appreciate reviews on the issue (and patch) to
handle this in ast-unparse.
See https://bugs.python.org/issue37003
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bufsize has now been removed.
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Would that be anyway closed by pep 594
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> Oh, please, please, please PLEASE let's not over-sell this!
Sorry didn't wanted to give you a heart attack. The optimisation has been
mentioned, and you never know what people get excited on.
> Such constant-folding ...
Well, in here we mig
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I've tried a bit PR 13455, I find this way nicer than textwrap.dedent(...),
though I wonder if f-string readability (and expected behavior?) might suffer a
tiny bit with the order of formatting the f-string vs dedenting.
In the following it is clear
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ABCs?"), not this issue specifically. Can you withdraw/reissue attached to the
correct issue?
Apologies, I've rebased and updated the issue numbers, not sure
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Should it still raise an informative error message with ImportError:
> ImportError: cannot import name 'XXX' from 'collections', please import it
> from 'collections.abc'.
or just the "cannot import name ''" without the "
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