I realized that I have put a couple of patches up on sourceforge.net in the patch area that actually fix bugs. In the interest of completeness, should I enter bugs against these? Or is having the patch in the patch database sufficient to get them looked at, and incorporated into the CVS tree?

There was talk a short while back about coming out with a 0.8 release pretty soon, and it would be nice to get some of the reported bugs and patches either incorporated, or marked as deferred or rejected for that upcoming release...

In summary, the two issues I submitted patches on are:

[ 641312 ] addContext call of contextInitialize
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=641312&group_id=4866&atid=304866

This deals with the a bug where if a module is imported before it is loaded via addContext, the contextInitialize will never get called.

[ 642612 ] FancyTraceback fails if source missing
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=642612&group_id=4866&atid=304866

This one addresses a problem in the function which returns the source filename of modules in a traceback. If the source file is not in sys.path, or in my case was not in the absolute path it was in when the .pyc file was compiled, then the function failed to return a value which caused the fancytraceback to fail. Note: this is the case for redhat 7.3 python library rpm's because the .pyc files are generated while the .py files are in a temporary location.

Anyway, should I enter bugs against these to get them into a queue to be looked at prior to a release? Or is having them in the patch database sufficient?

-- Stuart Donaldson --



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