Antoine Pitrou added the comment: I don't think this is a very important issue, by the way. Normal destructors will usually rely on resources on their global environment, i.e. the function's globals or builtins dict, which will point to the right namespace. Only if you are explicitly looking up something on the interpreter (or using e.g. thread-local storage... but relying on thread-local storage in a destructor is already broken anyway) will you see such discrepancies.
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