Lewis Gaul added the comment:
Big +1 from me for at least supporting a way to get the more concise output.
I've never understood the verbosity of python's argparse where the metavar is
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> FWIW, we've not had a feature request for this ever, nor has there been a
> request for pprint to support attrs, nor any other hand-rolled class that
> implements methods similar to those generated by dataclasses.
I wouldn't expect core
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This would also be useful for me - I just hit this same problem. If someone
could give some guidance on how to make this change I'd be happy to put up a PR.
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@Serhiy - Yes, I noted that problem in the PR. Thanks for pointing me to that
issue, I agree it would be good to make pprint properly extensible (my current
solution is to maintain a fork of the pprint module with dataclass support
added).
Eric's sugge
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> a dataclass can do anything a regular class can do
Agreed, but isn't that also true of any subclasses of currently supported
types? In particular 'UserDict', 'UserList' and 'UserString', which all have
explicit support
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Currently the pprint module does not have support for dataclasses. I have
implemented support for this and will link the PR once I have the issue number!
See also issue37376 for SimpleNamespace support.
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Lewis Gaul added the comment:
You're right that's how I had interpreted it, thanks for clarifying.
I was wondering if this could be related to an issue I've hit with gc.collect()
getting slower and slower in a test suite, but that now seems unlikely, so I
won'
Lewis Gaul added the comment:
I noticed this bug is mentioned in the 3.9 release notes with a note similar to
the title of the 4th PR: "garbage collection does not block on resurrected
objects".
I can't see any mention of a blocking issue here on the issue:
> The bu
Lewis Gaul added the comment:
It seems that test_audit_subinterpreter() in _testembed.c was
(unintentionally?) doing this already.
After fixing #36225 I found this testcase causes a segfault, but works fine
when switching back to the main threadstate before calling Py_Finalize().
So it
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The relevant code for the multiprocessing example seems to be in
Lib/multiprocessing/spawn.py. I think I get what it's doing, but I'm not sure
whether we actually need something similar for subinterpreters. Any thoughts
Lewis Gaul added the comment:
Just to move the conversation from the subinterpreters project repo to here...
I'm going to take a look at how this is done by subprocess using the example
provided by Guido:
import os
from concurrent.futures import ProcessPoolExecutor
from multiproce
Lewis Gaul added the comment:
I've put together a test along the lines of what Nick suggested, see the
attached patch. Running this hits the Fatal 'remaining subinterpreters' error
as expected:
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> ./Programs/_testembed test_bpo36225
--- Pass 0 ---
interp 0 <0x1
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The public interpreters API being implemented for PEP 554 requires the ability
to list interpreters associated with channel ends. This functionality needs
adding in the internal subinterpreters module.
See https://github.com/ericsnowcurrently/multi-core
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This doesn't seem to be the case [anymore] to me, should this be closed?
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Should this issue be closed?
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Lewis Gaul added the comment:
Thanks for the explanation Matthew, I'll take a further look at some point in
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Lewis Gaul added the comment:
Hi there, I'm running 'EnHackathon' in a couple of weeks, and was wondering if
this could be a good issue for a small team of first-time contributors with
experience in C to work on.
Would anyone be able to offer any guidance for where to s
Lewis Gaul added the comment:
Hi there, if anyone's able to provide any guidance on this issue I'd be happy
to take a look into it.
Is this a behaviour that is feasible to fix, or should this just be documented
in some way as suggested by Evgeny?
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Lewis Gaul added the comment:
Scanner is not documented in CPython's own re documentation:
https://docs.python.org/3/library/re.html#regular-expression-objects, so I'd
say there's no obligation to maintain consistency with public APIs.
Is anyone able to make a call on whe
Lewis Gaul added the comment:
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this has become a bit of a contentious issue. Are there any advances on whether
this is a desirable fix?
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