Terry J. Reedy <tjre...@udel.edu> added the comment:
This issue exposed and is affected by an existing system and version
independent bug. With that fixed as in PR 23570, running a file with
"print('output')" with the new 3.9.1rc1 universal binary results in the
following.
output
========= RESTART: /Users/.../tem1.py =========
<'... finished.' dialog box>
<click OK and box reappears>
<click again and>
========== RESTART: Shell =====================
>>>
output
>>>
The normal output is
========= RESTART: /Users/.../tem1.py =========
output
>>>
I am investigating how 'RESTART' is being printed after 'output', even though
the restart function is called before the compiled tem1 is sent to be executed.
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