New submission from Audric :
Hello,
The screenshot attached is a clear repro.
Environment:
Surface Pro 3 Win 10 1803 Python 2.7.14
WSL Debian 9.6 with Python 2.7.13
Code:
>>elements = []
>>for i in range(0, 6):
>>...elements.append(i)
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New submission from Audric Schiltknecht:
I've managed to create a minimal test file that causes python to crashe when
run with python 3.6.0 (packaged in my distribution or from hg repository), 3.6
branch from hg repository and 3.7 branch from hg repository, but works fine on
3.5.3 an
Changes by Audric D'Hoest (Dr. Pariolo) :
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resolution: -> works for me
status: open -> closed
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Python tracker
<http://bugs.python.org/issue27338>
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Audric D'Hoest (Dr. Pariolo) added the comment:
Hello Ned,
That is a brilliant answer!
After reporting this initially, I tried with 3.5.1, and uname... Convinced it
was a 2.7.1, I could not be more wrong! What a stupid and confusing output does
the OS report.
platform.mac_ver() doe
Changes by Audric D'Hoest (Dr. Pariolo) :
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title: python 2.7 platform.system reports wrong -> python 2.7 platform.system
reports wrong on Mac OS X El Capitan
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New submission from Audric D'Hoest (Dr. Pariolo):
Mac mini late 2014, upgraded to El capitan.
Out of the box python 2.7 reports the wrong system info.
platform.system() should report El Capitan
platform.release() should report 10.11.5
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