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Note this is referenced from #18407.
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Can we have the stage set to patch review please.
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@Ezio will you be following this up, specifically msg193970 ?
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Is there anything we can do here, do we close it as "out of date" or what?
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Couldn't part of the patch be simplified to:-
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What if anything needs to be done here?
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A different patch is still needed for 3.4.
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Following on from msg185817 I'd suggest this is closed.
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The deprecation warnings are coming from the various os calls so are nothing to
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Could somebody pick this up please as it fixes #5907.
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The last five builds have been successful so can this be closed as "out of
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Why worry about the "new" regex module? It doesn't appear to be any closer to
getting into the stdlib than it was when #2636 was first opened on 15th April
2008, so maybe Python 4.0?
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As a work around for the originator how about
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Help on class SimpleNamespace in module types:
...
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Apart from the request for a comment made in msg192649 it looks as if this can
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@Serhiy will you be proposing a patch for this?
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The patch is simple but I don't know enough about IDLE to comment technically,
what do you think Terry?
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@Paul it's a simple enough patch, what do you think?
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@Max sorry about the delay in giving you a response. Can somebody please pick
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Steven, can you propose a patch for this?
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Nobody is listed as a maintainer for mimetypes here
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Could it be argued that this is a regression so the type should be behavior and
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@Paul what is your opinion of this patch?
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The comma is needed to prevent blank newlines being printed. Please try it for
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I'm assuming that this still applies to 3.4 and 2.7.
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As the title. Even using the Find Next button doesn't get the focus on the
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Is this actually fixable? I only ask as we seem to have a whole lot of fun
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Can we have (hopefully) a final review and get this committed as that would
also allow us to close #10652.
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There are a lot of messages on this issue considering it was closed as invalid
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Is there anything to be done here as Sphinx is a third party tool and the root
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msg216038 suggests three options for the doc patch, does anybody have any
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I see that this has also been raised on #22262. As nobody has objected can't
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#6550 and #11267 have been closed as out of date as asynchat and asyncore are
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Terry r59626 in the file's revision history refers to eefd521f19ce which I
assume is what you're after. FWIW I get that on Windows 8.1 by right clicking
on the file, select TortoiseHg, then Revisi
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untrimmed replies to email so essentially have no actual content.
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Can this be closed or what?
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Surely a test issue can be closed after two years?
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I'd say add memoryview.hex() here as everything seems related. Victor has also
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How can anything that's in the stdlib be unified with something that's not in
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The original try/except that leads to the raise does not exist in the latest
3.5 code. I'd be inclined to close this as "out of date" for compatibility
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The key word is "potential". I do not believe that any changes should be made
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Surel
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Given the comment from Matthew Barnett in msg109399 "...I had a look at the re
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Antoine or Marc-Andre will either of you follow up on this as the last message
msg74608 was nearly six years ago?
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I think this should be an enhancement request.
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Has this been superseded by the many improvements made to the Windows build
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>From msg60698 "The first URL hangs for me, using Firefox. Especially if
this depends on using a proxy which I do not have permission
to use, I have no idea how to reproduce this." I certainly have no idea on how
to reproduce this so unless so
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I don't recall ever seeing a problem like this, but then I haven't used IE in
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Can somebody take a look at this please. See also #9917.
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Works for me using 3.4.1 and 3.5.0a0.
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>From msg112274 "if these platforms can't function with these preprocessor
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>From msg119142 "I suspect we don't really fix libffi compile warnings because
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Can somebody set this to "patch review" and do the honours please. FWIW I
don't like "tulplesub" in the patch.
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I understand from the experts list that tarek is no longer maintaining
distutils but I can't change the "assigned to" field. As a matter of interest
there are another 67 issues with tarek assigned.
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@Humberto could you provide a patch for this?
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