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Samuel Henrique added the comment:
Hello Vinay Sajip,
I would like to kindly ask you to please reconsider and give your thoughts on
my description of the issue here.
Let me try to work based on your last reply:
> ...has been around since Jan 2008, and it seems that no one in that time
New submission from João Henrique Pimentel :
The second parameter (classinfo) of the issubclass built-in function can be a
Tuple and, starting from 3.10, it can be a Union Type as well.
The documentation states that in these cases "every entry in classinfo will be
checked", but
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Repeated msg355187 testing on master[056c08211b].
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Py_Initialize(); Py_Finalize();
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printf("sys.gettotalrefcount(): %zd\n", cnt);
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> Debug prints should not crash a program.
> 'Not a bug'
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New submission from Vinicius Henrique Silva Bastos :
CWI url's protocol on LICENSE file from http to https
from: http://www.cwi.nl
to: https://www.cwi.nl
Obs.: Learning about pull requests and how it works.
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As discussed on PR19172, this module uses a global state in functions that do
not receive a PyModule* and right now converting such cases to per-module state
is not trivial. I will wait for PEP-573 implementation that will hopefully make
this easier
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The module still uses static state. Fixed the leak and will convert it to use
per-module state in a separate issue.
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Thanks for the clarifications. I will keep looking for simple modules, no state
and easy to migrate but also dedicate more time to work on the more complex
like datetime. I'm working on PR19122 correc
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Updating on my findings on msg364833.
It looks like encodings module is not being destoyed at all and keeping all the
encoding refs alive. Looks like some cycle but I am not sure yet how to solve
it.
To validate this, I:
- removed codec_search_cach
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About half of the remaining refs are related to encodings. I noticed that
caches on Lib/encodings/__init__.py and codec_search_cach of PyInterpreterState
are the places holding the refs. I removed those caches and number went do to:
Before: 4382 refs
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Sorry for not sending a proper reproducible script when submitting the issue.
End of the day and quite frustrated with the bug, anyway, I attached a full
script that will show the error.
This is the custom handler I used:
class MyHandler(logging.StreamHandler
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While passing
{
"version": 1,
"disable_existing_loggers": False,
"formatters": {
"verbose": {"format": "%(levelname)s %(asctime)s %(module)s
%(message)s"}
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New submission from Paulo Henrique Silva :
When explaining the usage of keyword arguments on mock.patch:
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patch() takes arbitrary keyword arguments. These will be passed to the Mock (or
new_callable) on construction.
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default new_callable is MagicMock and it should be mentioned here
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In the documentation of asyncio.run_coroutine_threadsafe(coro, loop), in
Section 19.5.3.6
(https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-task.html#asyncio.run_coroutine_threadsafe),
the example code does the following:
future
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You're a missing the fact that in C++, there is no garbage collector. The
destructor both releases resources and deallocates memory.
There is no window between releasing resources and object destruction.
Python, while not exactly like Java, is simil
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Your comparison is not correct.
RAII in C++ ensures that, on object destruction, resources that have been
acquired will be closed and deallocated.
The closest analogy in Python is the use of a context manager, which, btw,
a Queue does not provide.
Indeed
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I don't want to "close the pipes but maintain the queue alive" - I want to
terminate the queue and make sure that no resources are leaked. It's that
simple.
When one closes a file or a socket, there is no underlying OS resource
being
Henrique Andrade added the comment:
@pablo: I am using Python 2.7.12 (distributed with Ubuntu 16), what are you
using? This might explain the difference between what we see.
Yet, irrespective of this difference, imho, it would be a better design to have
"close" actually c
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Here is the repro (I am running this on Ubuntu 16 with the stock Python
version 2.7.12):
#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
import
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Unfortunately this is not the case.
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Pablo, but there is no way to close the other side.
Indeed, if you look in the implementation, you will see that the writer file
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Correcting my original - after close():
> ll /proc/8096/fd
total 0
dr-x-- 2 hcma hcma 0 2018-03-15 14:03:23.210089578 -0400 .
dr-xr-xr-x 9 hcma hcma 0 2018-03-15 14:03:23.190089760 -0400 ..
lrwx-- 1 hcma hcma 64 2018-03-15 14:03:33.145998954 -0
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A simple example like such demonstrates that one of the file descriptors
associated with the underlying pipe will be leaked:
>>> from multiprocessing.queues import Queue
>>> x = Queue()
>>> x.close()
Right after the queue is c
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Vinay, apologies for the long time you took me to respond (the notification
was stuck in my Spam folder, thanks Gmail!). Indeed, both of your comments
are spot on. In my particular case, I ended up implementing what your first
suggestion alludes to (a retry
Henrique Andrade added the comment:
The stream in this case (where I hit the bug) is just the console, but I
suspect the same issue will affect other streams too.
A key piece of information is that this is probably triggered by having a
custom SIGPIPE handler, which my particular application
New submission from Henrique Andrade:
There is a particular bug we hit when using the Python logging module very
consistently under the particular settings in which we run one of our
applications.
We are using Python 2.7.10 on RHEL7/RHEL6/Ubuntu14.04.
Anyways, here is the symptom:
Traceback
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To clarify:
1) "we" means henriquebastos, rbp, Rodolpho.Eckhardt.
2) Mentioning fdrake I was trying to say that we followed his suggestion to
only submit the specific changes on this patch, leaving further documentation
changes to another iss
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Here goes a patch to replace east/west references on datetime documentation.
As spoken with fdrake we think the datetime documentation could be improved
extracting the timezone subclassing details to specific section. We'll be
filling a new issue for
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Here goes a patch to replace east/west references on datetime documentation.
As spoken with fdrake we think the datetime documentation could be improved
extracting the timezone subclassing details to specific section. We'll be
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Updating test in order to consider umask, this is supposed to fix buildbot
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@Amaury,
Sorry my mistake. I forgot splitext returns a tuple. =/
About your question, if the file name has less then 8 characters, then
the function don't change it. Else, it return tha name with 8 chars.
e.g., make_short(foo.2.txt) returns FOO.2.TX
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I create a patch using the os.path.splitext function.
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Sorry, I don't know how create a patch, but just change the line with
parts = file.split(".") to parts = os.path.splitext(file)
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The default value for mkpath's mode parameter is 0777 but it isn't used
at any place; attached is a patch that just pass the parameter to
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