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OK, so first step is to simply replace __import__ w/ importlib.__import__ using
builtins.__import__ in order to make sure that all tests pass as expected. Can
probably do this by doing the switch in Py_Initialize() somewhere.
Next step after that will be
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Which I have not forgotten about. Just waiting until I have the time to get
to this.
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> Thanks for your work on this. I made some minor comments on Rietveld (
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No, we don't need attribute_name as that is getting too specific. Your example
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attribute on the module instead of another module or subpa
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Committed in 3.3. This cannot be backported as it widens the API and those
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The problem with this request is it is practically unworkable. For instance,
the missing __init__.py already exists as an ImportWarning. The circular import
is a problem as Python would have to detect circular imports which is hard,
else we would have a
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Doing a stack walk to try to determine if an import failure was from a circular
import would be costly, a little complicated (since you cannot simply look at
import statements but also various kinds of functions that can do an equivalent
job of importing) and
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For the ImportWarning docs, there could stand to be more; patches welcome. =)
As for ImportError being postmortem on an error, that is not always true as
plenty of people use the trick, e.g.:
try: import json
except ImportError: import simplejson as json
As
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> Brett, what do you mean by "listed as an essential test in regrtest". The
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It all sounds good to me. Less magic behind the scenes is good.
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I say just go ahead and change it. I was probably just thinking how I wish we
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Specifically,
test.test_urllib2net.OtherNetworkTests.test_sites_no_connection_close is
leaving a socket open somewhere, but tracking down exactly whom is to blame is
a mess since socket.SocketIO.close() explicitly relies on refcounting to shut
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just happens to seem counter
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On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 04:33, R. David Murray wrote:
It just seems odd to print when verbosity is off, but not when it is on. I
don't have the repo in front of me right now, but is there some other
mechanism which prints out similar info when verbosity
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@Victor it doesn't really matter why since it is an incorrect classification.
This issue in no way involves Python 2.7 since we will not backport any modules
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The line from the source I am talking about is
http://hg.python.org/cpython/file/49e9e34da512/Lib/test/support.py#l943 . And
as for the output:
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[1/1] test_ssl
Re
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This is for backwards-compatibility as the UTC object did not come into
existence until (I believe) Python 2.7. The docs for utcnow() explicitly state
that if you want a timezone-aware UTC datetime object that you should use now()
w/ the UTC object passed in
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I have a use for this in my bootstrapping for importlib, so I am assigning this
to myself in order to make sure that at least ImportError grows the needed
keyboard argument and attribute. I will probably not bother with tweaking
import.c, though
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OK, I like Eric's idea of the README.vim file explaining where to grab the
community-maintained files and how to get set up. Anyone care to take a stab at
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This is now generating a compiler warning under OS X because the older POSIX
standard is followed where socklen_t can be unsigned.
Attached is a patch to cast msg_controllen to a size big enough to hold either
signed 2**31-1 or unsigned 2**32-1 (i.e., long
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Unless someone cares enough to decorate the tests that should not write the
bytecode (I think I have one such decorator in the importlib tests, but I think
it is more for other VMs than for this situation) then I wouldn't worry about
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The devguide needs to be updated with new coverage.py instructions. It seems
that the script in issue11561 has been integrated into coverage.py's own repo,
which means we now have a way to get much more complete coverage of the stdlib.
But it also means
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Brandon, can I go ahead and close this and consider the script you and Ned have
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Going to close this and open a separate feature request to better control what
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Issue11561 had a use case for controlling what module is imported first (along
with a patch to use a module other than 'os' to control finding the stdlib).
There have been others who could use this feature as well.
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Without looking closer at it, don't do that. =)
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other Python processes. I think as long as I just stop trying to make a
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It might as well be. OS X ships with it and is working towards making it their
default compiler over gcc. Unladen also relies on it.
This compiler issue is a fairly new one (I would guess past week or so), so
making sure LLVM can compile Python shouldn't
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/Users/brett/Dev/python/3.x/scratch/Modules/_ctypes/callbacks.c:20:9: warning:
implicit declaration of function 'ffi_closure_free' is invalid in C99
[-Wimplici
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Importlib does not use any OS-level protections to gain exclusivity when
opening a file like import.c does through open_exclusive. It probably should,
though, when writing bytecode else one might end up with corrupt code. That's
bad as bad marshal data
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Fixed in r84304. Thanks for catching that, Łukasz.
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r84329 has the fix. I decided to catch IOError and OSError separately rather
than EnvironmentError as a blanket 'except' clause; explicit is better than
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So are you installing new versions of a package you already have installed
using ``python setup.py install``? Exactly what command are you using to do the
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"defaultaction" and "default_action" is in the same situation. I think there
may have been a circular import/ref problem as _warnings pulls from warnings
the objects to use for the variables in question. Or at least that's what makes
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This could still be an issue with the .pyc files being set with permissions
that prevent them from being re-generated. Double-check the .pyc files are
read-write and have the proper owners to allow them to be overwritten
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OK, so I will fix this in 3.2 but not any other versions as someone might be
foolishly relying on the name. Hopefully I can get to this over the weekend.
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r84500
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Both David and Nick are correct as to why I did what I did.
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Fixed in r84819 for 3.2. No point in backporting since it doesn't hurt anything.
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Yes, it's just a question of how to interpret it. If we bother keeping the info
in there, should it be for all updates to PEPs, or just when a PEP is added?
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Done in r84855.
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So the irony of saying that the files are poor is that I took that code from
the highlight file from Vim itself and simply automated the creation of the
files.
As for the more proper way of selecting when to apply the highlights, I would
not be surprised that
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I replied to the Stack Overflow question. I should also mention that importlib
is on PyPI and compatible back to PYthon 2.3.
I still plan to get to this some day, but I don't view this as a critical fix,
just a nice thing to do for
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Fixed in r85043.
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What specific failures are you talking about, Michael? I just ran regrtest with
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test_sysconfig.test_ldshared_value is failing for me on Mac because my LDFLAGS
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sysconfig.get_config_var('LDFLAGS') returns. This fails in a comparison against
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The reorganization is over short of one or two lasting changes that may not
even be made now. New suggestions are not directly being discussed here and
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No. Best I can do is suggest you perform an internet search on the term as it
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Double-check your install. Errors like this typically means that your Python
executable is not able to read the standard library files. Either that or
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I'm now a Windows user, so there might be a better way to solve this, but...
Run ``python -v`` and see what it says about why 'site' was not imported. You
can also verify that site.py is readable by Python by checking that its
directory locati
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Run ``python -v`` and see what it says about why 'site' was not imported. You
can also verify that site.py is readable by Python by checking that its
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After thinking about what warning to go with, I take back my python-dev
suggestion of ResourceWarning and switch to DebugWarning. It is in fact harder
to add in DebugWarning as a superclass to ResourceWarning than the other way
around, especially once people
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>> After thinking about what warning to go with, I take back my python-dev
>> suggestion of ResourceWarning and switch to DebugWarning.
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But this is meant to be an optional warning; users will never see it. Me as a
developer, I would like to know when I leave a file open as that is a waste of
resources, plus with no guarantee of everything being flushed to disk.
Besides, the context manager for
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If a new, unbound socket uses some form of OS resource, then a warning is
needed. Is their an equivalent limitation like there is with file descriptors
as to how many an OS can possibly have open at once
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That's what I thought. So if socket.socket() alone is enough to consume an fd
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I get the following output related to the build failure:
/var/folders/MN/MN-E3HgoFXSKDXb9le7FQTI/-Tmp-/cc-MxvLE7.s:153:2: error:
unrecognized instruction
cmovnz %rax, %rdx
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> Committed in r85975 (3.2). I guess we'll do a big svnmerge to other branches
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Or not at all. I honestly have not been worrying about bac
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Just sent an email to python-dev, but since this issue sparked it, I might as
well comment here: unittest shouldn't be made back into a single module.
Ignoring the fact that the file structure has nothing to do with the public API
and so is orthogonal t
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Committed in r86125
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The handling of __loader__ looks fine to me, although I don't quite see the
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Unladen actually has something like this in place for performance
optimizations. Not sure how Antoine's approach differs, though.
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While I have nothing to say directly about the inline optimization, I do have
some stuff to say about moving to AST optimizations.
First, doing in Python is a good thing. It not only makes prototyping easier,
but it allows other VMs to use the optimizations w
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