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Given the following code, tracemalloc crashes with:
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import tracemalloc
tracemalloc.start(10)
import io
io.StringIO()
The culprit is this line "assert(nelem <= PY_SIZE_MAX / elsize);" from
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I noticed that test_smtplib raises a ResourceWarning, tracking this to this
piece of code:
self.assertRaises(smtplib.SMTPResponseException, smtplib.SMTP,
HOST, self.port, 'localhost', 3)
What happens is that `SMTP.ge
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To be precise, when running test_urllib on a machine with a local FTP server,
but with a set of credentials different than the ones used by
test_urllib.urlopen_HttpTests.test_ftp_nonexisting. In this case, ftpwrapper
from urllib.request will succesfully
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Running asyncio tests on Windows will give a ResourceWarning. The attached
patch fixes this problem.
[1/1] test_asyncio
D:\Projects\cpython\lib\test\test_asyncio\test_events.py:233: ResourceWarning:
unclosed
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Working with Shelf instances in the interactive console is cumbersome because
you can't have an instant feedback when running the following:
>>> from shelve import Shelf
>>> s = Shelf({})
>>> s['a'] = 1
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Since issue15745 hasn't been fixed yet, would be okay to skip these tests when
the test suite runs from a ZFS container? Currently, these failures are a
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Here's a patch that marks those tests as expected failures if the source
checkout is inside a zfs container. It uses `df -t zfs`, it was the easiest way
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Hello.
Here's a short patch for dbm.dumb, which uses in various places the `with`
statement for opening and closing files. Thanks.
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This doesn't seem to be the case for Python 3.4. Also, _ast.arguments didn't
have "lineno" and "col_offset" attributes neither in Python 2. But the _arg.arg
nodes have those attributes, as seen in this example.
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Using \xff\xd8 sounds good to me.
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Serhiy, at the first glance, that repr doesn't make sense to me, thus it seems
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Here's the new version. I added a few replies on the Rietveld.
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Hello. I attached a simple patch for the urlencode case. I'll try to make one
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No problem, David, working on these patches is just an occasion for me to learn
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Hello, here's a basic patch. Currently, the header info is printed by default,
while the source can be retrieved by using --source (although I would prefer
them to be switched, the source should be shown by default and the header info
only when requested
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Hello. The 'File objects' section was removed in Python 3, with this issue
http://bugs.python.org/issue7508, but not the topic from pydoc.py. As I
understand, there is no point in having this, because there isn't a `file` type
anymore.
The a
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Hello. The following seems a little weird:
Python 3.3.2 (v3.3.2:d047928ae3f6, May 16 2013, 00:03:43) [MSC v.1600 32 bit
(Intel)] on win32
>>> m = memoryview(b'123')
>>> list(m[::-1])
[51, 50, 49]
>>> list(reversed(m))
Trac
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So, in the following case, len shouldn't return 4, but the number of items?
Also, is it ok to assume that the number of items is
((*shape)[0] * ... * (*shape)[ndims-1])?
>>> x = np.array([[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6], [4,5,6], [4,4,4]], np.int32)
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For multidimensional arrays it doesn't seem to work (yet).
>>> x = numpy.array([[1,2,3], [4,5,6]])
>>> list(reversed(x))
[array([4, 5, 6]), array([1, 2, 3])]
>>> x.data
>>> list(reversed(x.data))
Traceback (most
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http://hg.python.org/cpython/rev/2aa6c1e35b8a.
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> I already thought of that, but that doesn't work: the iterator version
> would return the stack in the wrong order (note the .reverse() call in the
> code).
Then, couldn't this:
stack = list(_extract_stack_iter(_get_st
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Serhiy, are there any left issues with my latest patch? It would be nice if we
could get this into 3.4.
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Added the new patch, which addresses Serhiy's comments.
Also, this approach fails when bytes are involved:
>>> import re
>>> re.search(b"a", b"a")
Assertion failed: (PyUnicode_Check(op)), function _PyUnicode_CheckConsi
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Latest patch attached.
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I could use self->pattern->logical_size, but it seems that I still need the
call to getstring for bytes & co, to obtain the view to the underlying buffer
(otherwise the group0 part from the repr will contain random bytes). I didn't
find a simpler
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Attached patch checks that the db is actually closed after the `with`. Also, I
noticed that dbm.dumb doesn't behave like the rest of the variants, as seen in
the following:
>>> import dbm.dumb as d
>>> db = d.open('test.dat'
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Added patch based on Serhiy's, which addresses your comments. It drops the
group count and renames group0 to `match`.
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There are two small typos in statistics.rst.
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Attached an attemptive patch.
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Nick, could you review this, please? It would be nice if we can flesh it out
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Here's the updated version according to your comments. Because there is no need
for show_info() and info(), the current class is not a subclass of Bytecode (as
I implied from your first message). After issue19378 is fixed, we could change
the line_offset
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This problem occurred in issue19282. Basicly, dbm.dumb is not consistent with
dbm.gnu and dbm.ndbm when the database is closed, as seen in the following:
>>> import dbm.dumb as d
>>> db = d.open('test.dat', 'c')
>&g
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Yes, you can create files in a read-only directory if you are root, that's why
os.chmod(directory, stat.S_IREAD is redundant there.
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There is issue19385 for the inconsistency of dbm.dumb, with a patch.
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Here's the new version which addresses your last comment. Regarding the first
issue, I don't believe that the result will be as readable (but I agree with
you that it will be better). For instance, `items` will probably look like this:
try:
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And the patch.
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Here's a patch which adds support for the `n` value of the flag. It makes the
dbm consistent across implementations and it's thus more reliable.
Also, attached a script which replicates the problem for Windows (where
dbm.dumb is used).
My outpu
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Added documentation and the chown parameter for the friends of FileHandler.
Should tests be added for those classes as well or is it enough to test
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Sure, thanks for the review, it's really insightful regarding API design. I
will try to contribute an example for the cookbook later this day.
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time.strptime leaks an IndexError, as seen in the following traceback.
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[GCC 4.2.1 20070831 patched [FreeBSD]] on freebsd8
Type "help",
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Various exceptions raised by configparser module leaks implementation detail,
by chaining KeyErrors, as seen below:
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Michael, is any chance for this to go into Python 3.4? I would love to make any
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Cool, thanks!
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Attached new patch, which addresses Ezio's comments on Rietveld.
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Hello! Here's a preliminary implementation, with tests for collections ABC. It
doesn't have any docs yet, though. I chose the name verify_full_api, but I'm ok
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When issue17087 was accepted, the documentation wasn't changed to reflect the
new changes. The attached patch fixes this, replacing the old <_sre.Match
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Eric, thank you for your comment! I modified the patch to check for __path__
instead, is this a safe enough check for this use case? Since ModuleSpec isn't
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Ping, please review. I guess it is minimal enough to get into 3.4.
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Hi. Since Python 3.2, compileall functions supports the optimization level
through the `optimize` parameter. I guess you are using Python2.7 or so? Also,
there's a note in compileall's documentation regarding the command line switch
for the optimiza
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Here's a patch which adds support for controlling the maxlevels on command
line. Currently, compileall uses a binary choice, either we don't process
subdirectories or we process at most 10 subdirectories. This seems to be the
case since its inc
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Hello! Attached patch which uses ModuleSpec, tested with
http://hg.python.org/features/pep-451/ repo.
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Added patch which addresses Eric's comments. It contains a situation which I'm
not so happy, mostly due to not knowing in depth (or at least at a comfortable
level) the import mechanics: in the AttributeError except handler, if the spec
can't be
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Hello. I attached a minimal patch which fixes the re.compile display in
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Sorry for the delay. Here's a minimal doc patch. I don't excel at writing
documentation, it's not quite my strong point, so feel free to modify anything
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Here's a simple patch which adds this flag. It has no tests, because I noticed
that there are no tests for per-platform flags in test_socket.py (only for CAN,
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It was used by pydoc.py until 2006, when it was removed with this commit:
Changeset:
37821 (3135648026c4) Second phase of refactoring for runpy, pkgutil, pydoc, and
setuptools.
Is it worth to fix this?
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test_touch_common fails when using 8.3-STABLE FreeBSD 8.3-STABLE and Python
3.4.0b1 (default:a0ec33efa743+, Nov 30 2013, 10:36:58).
Here are the tracebacks:
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I believe it's similar, both test_os and test_pathlib fails when executed from
within a ZFS container. I checked, I did a fresh checkout of Python inside a
normal directory and run the tests there, they ran without pro
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in most of its features. Probably a MISC/News entry is required.
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In the first note from urllib.rst, there is a reference to urllib being
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Here's a draft patch. It adds a new *processes* parameter to *compile_dir* and
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Yes, this seems to be, but it is not clear what fixture means in this context
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