7;ve been using this for a while for the
"authoritative" branches. So it's a distributed workflow otherwise,
but at the end of the life cycle of a branch, we merge and commit to a
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if these patches
carried history information which allowed them to be merged
considering context, and carried logs, authorship information, and
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ue that Bazaar performance was much worse in the past, and it is
true that it's being improved, and will continue to improve. In case
Bazaar is a good deal for Python nowadays, it should only get better
over time.
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favor bzr. I'm pretty sure hg should have something similar too (and
git does for sure).
> As for the "via mail" feature, I use Gmail so it doesn't mean anything to me.
> =)
Please ask Tim to teach you how
talking about history-carrying diffs which can be attached and
sent via mail, not about viewing plain diffs, which every VCS tool in
the world can do since version 0.0.
Anyway, I guess you already have what you want. Good luck picking the
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ovide his changes in the bug or in a mail without having
to set up any infrastructure/accounts/whatever at all to provide his
branch.
That's it for now. If I can think of any other use cases from our
routine that might serve as things to explore in such a comparison,
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thout enlarging
> the dict API.
Yeah, this looks good. I don't think I've ever used it like this.
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Hey guys,
After trying to use it a few times with no success :-), I'd like
to include a new method, dict.discard, mirroring set.discard:
>>> print set.discard.__doc__
Remove an element from a set if it is a member.
If the element is not a member, do nothing.
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removed the one expecting
sys.stdout to be a "normal" file.
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related to stdout/stderr handling, and I'm
having trouble making buildbot happy while keeping the new tests
in place.
I apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
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> Did you still want this addressed? Anthony and I made some comments
> on the bug/patch, but nothing has been updated.
I was waiting because I got unassigned from the bug, so I thought
the maintainer was stepping up. I'll commit a fix for it today.
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fix should be trivial. I can commit a fix tonight, if the subprocess
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be possible to use cvs2svn itself, creating a dump file,
and loading that dump file into an existing repository with
'svnadmin load --parent-dir'.
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> You ought to have predefined classes for the standard OSes. Expecting
> people to know the values for sep and extsep seems unhelpful.
(...)
Why not something as simple as having path.sep == None meaning the
default for the platform, and a defined value for otherwise?
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the path object. I'd never expect that e.g. a network operation
could result from accessing an attribute in Python, and that could
certainly happen if the path is referencing a network filesystem.
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> Consider it dead. =)
RIP. ;)
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l the metaclass
support that Python took so long to maturate. Otherwise, a new
optional extension could be included as well: "Removing the 'class'
statement".
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ime someone figures
out it's a nice idea. Have a look for the subject "Extending tuple unpacking"
in the mailing list for a recent discussion on the topic.
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pt UnicodeError:
self.stream.write(fs % msg.encode("UTF-8"))
self.flush()
+except KeyboardInterrupt:
+raise
except:
self.handleError(record)
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uivalent to f(1,) even though (1) is an int but
> (1,) is a tuple.
"Extended *tuple* unpacking" was a wrong subject indeed. This is
general unpacking, since it's supposed to work with any sequence.
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What do you think?
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.system("yes | head -1")
y
0
>>> os.system("yes | read any")
0
Out of curiosity, many of the google results for
"yes: standard output: Broken pipe" are from
Python programs. :-)
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line;
> selective commit of only some of the changed files is also not
> supported. bzr diff cannot show the changes between two revisions,
The development version has all of those features implemented already.
> and cannot show revisions across branches.
I'm not sure about this one
ugh I strongly dislike the idea ;-),
decide it and get just half of the complaints, rather than
getting all of them and spreading FUD.
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until someone mentions the right place to deliver the message".
Adding that address to the PyPI page itself would be valueable, and
will probably save python-dev from further misinformed reporters.
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ERROR: could not extend relation "releases":
No space left on device
HINT: Check free disk space.
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ses, doing so in the standard library would spread fear
and "python is so untrustful" feelings.
That's something a good police, reflecting practices that we learn
"by osmose" while living in that environment (python-dev) for a while,
could try to handle. Enforcing it i
x27;s two
days before EuroPython, and many people might be moving to
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rom locking(myLock):
# Do something
And also, this would require a break necessarily:
while (foo, bar) from locking():
# Pass
> This will require a new keyword/operator 'from' to use in a 'from'
> expression:
&#x
quot;new" way of thinking
> could be and what drawbacks it might have.
Your target seems to be a new kind of regular expressions indeed.
In that case, I'm not sure if "re2" is the right name for it, given
that you haven't written an improved SRE, but a completely new
k
meaning, and would allow interleaving
hierarchical/non-hierarchical groups.
I offer myself to integrate the change once we decide on the right
way to implement it, and achieve consensus on its adoption.
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function.
Have a look at the bug at http://python.org/sf/1072259 for more
information and for a patch fixing the problem.
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in http://www.python.org/community/lists.html might be a good
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posted? Or even, what's the easiest way to avoid that problem
by being notified of bugs as soon as possible?
Thank you, and I'm sorry.
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g to find a solution for. Otherwise, Python
would already be in trouble for using this scheme in the print
statement. Can you show an example of the print statement not
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he various wrappers in the codecs module make this
> rather easy.
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> Gustavo Niemeyer wrote:
> >Given the fact that files have an 'encoding' parameter, and that
> >any unicode strings with characters not in the 0-127 range will
> >raise an exception if being written to files, isn't it reasonable
> >to respect the '
27;bar' encoding? What about
> ascii encoded source documents that use escape sequences to represent
> non-ascii characters? What you want doesn't make any sense so long as
> python strings and file objects deal in bytes not characters :)
Please, take a long breath, and re
a to a
file?
The workaround for that problem is to either use the evil-considered
sys.setdefaultencoding(), or to wrap sys.stdout. IMO, both options
seem unreasonable for such a common idiom.
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