Steve Kowalik added the comment:
I've bisected this via the git mirror, and converting it to the hg changeset
gives changeset 103659:51b635e81958 as what introduced this failure.
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Steve Kowalik added the comment:
I've looked at the documentation for both Python 3.5 and 3.6, and I think this
is all fine -- things like os.environb and os.getcwdb() are clearly stated as
not available on Windows, and the path functions look to work fine in my
testing.
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Steve Kowalik added the comment:
This is in fact, working entirely as expected.
If we define a property that raises an AttributeError, then __getattr__() will
be called, since the descriptor protocol says that an attribute error is a
missing descriptor.
>>> class Foo(object):
