> The code that shows this problem is owned by my company, I'm not sure
> if I would be able to produce it to create a bug report. But I do have some
> time
> to help debug the problem.
>
> What steps should I take to try to isolate the problem?
Try isolating the precise instruction that behaves
What kind of failure do you get? A a failed test, a Python exception,
or a core dump?
Are you sure there is no code in your app or in your tests that looks
at __file__ and trips up over if it ends in '.pyc' instead of '.py' ?
Are you importing from zipfiles (e.g. eggs you've downloaded)?
Can you
Hi,
I have some code that exhibits behavior that might be a python import bug.
The code is part of a set of unit tests. One test in passes when no .pyc files
exist, but fails when the pyc file is present on disk. My code is not doing any
thing special with import or pickle or anything "fancy". I
