I don't think, changes up to 2.7.3-1 need any freeze exception. For the other changes:
- Lib/compiler/consts.py: I'm not aware of code that uses these constants outside the compile machinery. - Lib/mailbox.py: the file descriptor is closed at this point. sure, you can move the code up, but why does it matter? - Lib/telnetlib.py: see http://bugs.python.org/issue14635, I would consider it a bug fix, not a new feature. - sizeof changes: these are #15512, #15487, #15469, #15424, #15402. I don't see how correcting the sizeof methods would introduce regressions. I checked that these are all current sizeof changes, there are no more on the 2.7 branch. - sysconfigdata.py shouldn't break anything. It even keeps the internal (starting with an underscore) functions in sysconfig.py, just avoiding moving the parsing stuff from runtime to buildtime. I didn't see any issues reported about the changes after the -3 package was uploaded in mid August, which were not addressed in the -4 and -5 uploads. If it gives you a data point, I didn't see any python2.7 issues for the Ubuntu 12.10 test rebuild on x86 and ARM, however python3 is used in more places than in wheezy, so that may have missed some things. Matthias -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
