I've just spent several hours debugging a mysterious bug until I figured out that what I thought was a long int (passed trough several layers of code) was in fact a gluon.dal.Reference instance. I think I would have found it immediately if repr(gluon.dal.Reference(3)) had been 'Reference(3L)' rather than '3L'.
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