New submission from Beau Gunderson :
In chasing down a bug in my code that only manifests itself when running under
cProfile I managed to find the culprit in datetime.timedelta by way of dateutil.
Here is a small repro:
https://gist.github.com/beaugunderson/68ea6424a4fdcf763ccad08e42a74974
Beau added the comment:
Use my API key? That would have been telling! Fortunately I used the example
API key Last.fm provide on the page I linked ;)
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Beau added the comment:
Thanks for your time, georg.brandl. I'll file a bug report with them.
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type: compile error -> behavior
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New submission from Beau :
xmlrpc.client.ServerProxy calls that return XML (ie, the a non-marshallable
type) give bad XML, with \" (backslash then double quote characters, '\\"'; not
escaped double quote) in place of ", and \' in place of '. Ampersands aren&#
New submission from Beau :
When calling toprettyxml() from minidom.py, I get a TypeError stating that
writexml() takes at most five positional arguments, but six are being passed.
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components: Library (Lib)
messages: 99323
nosy: beaumartinez
severity: normal
status: open
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Beau Butler added the comment:
Quick note: Have tracked this down to what appears to be buggy behaviour
on the part of os.pipe() when called from within a Process.
First invocation of os.pipe() in a Process returns (0,x) - stdin(?)
resulting in the 'bad file descriptor' error.
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Beau Butler added the comment:
Also reproduced in Python3.0 on OSX 10.5
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Changes by Beau Butler :
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title: Multiprocessing.Queue created by sub-process fails when used in
sub-sub-process -> Multiprocessing.Queue created by sub-process fails when used
in sub-sub-process ("bad file descriptor" in q.get())
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Changes by Beau Butler :
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title: Multiprocessing.Queue created by subprocess fails when used in
sub-sub-process -> Multiprocessing.Queue created by sub-process fails when used
in sub-sub-process
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New submission from Beau Butler :
(Note: This issue only happens on linux - on Windows things work fine.)
Please see the attached script.
The script creates a process (TestProcess()). That process runs and
creates a sub-process (TestSubProcess()). When TestSubProcess tries to
access a Queue
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