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sys.executable should be None when it does not contain a suitable path for
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Regarding the `_dirnameW` discussion, fixing `_dirname` would be ideal, but
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The "right" function to us
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This change breaks a number of tests when run on a proper installation, since
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Looking closer at the logs, it's the usual problem of not being able to upgrade
a per-user install into an all-users install.
If you look at the logs closely, it's *uninstalling* the Just for Me install,
not installing it.
The best option in this
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It should just be gathering SSL error codes before acquiring the GIL, which
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Of course, it's possible it is in the backport. How easily can you test against
master? (I'm AFK, so can't easily do any
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I meant returning the full name of the process is intentional. But you're right
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I found the prior bug at issue33180, but I'm closing it in favour of this one.
I don't have fully fleshed out seman
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Fixed, with a fix for the regression coming in issue34759
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It certainly doesn't match "which" semantics, but given the F_OK and X_OK flags
I can see cases where it ought not to. I'm not sure it does what it implies for
those either though.
I can see uses for "find files according to 'whic
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I'll pass it along in case someone is collecting statistics on the team, but
unless it's consistently broken for us (e.g. as apt-get was recently) there's
not much value in opening a bug. Transient failures occur, ultimately, and
nobody needs e
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I don't think anything has been agreed upon.
Currently, the launched program name is used for some things other than setting
sys.executable, and I believe it should continue to be used for those. But
there are also needs for overriding sys.executable
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the file containing the executable, and I really want this to make my new
launcher feasible:
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Sounds like what happened is they *fixed* the error message when you use an
invalid VMname. Previously it was falling back to the default, which happened
to be the one we thought we were asking for.
I've asked for a more public feed of impactful change
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Perhaps surprisingly, Brett is :)
This is best reported at https://github.com/Microsoft/ptvsd, so I'd suggest
just taking it over there. If it turns out to be a Python issue, we'll bring it
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> Py_SetProgramName() should be a relative or absolute path that can be used to
> set sys.executable and other values appropriately.
Key point here is *can be*, but it doesn't have to be. Given it has fallbacks
all the way to "python"
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We'll need to bring in venv specialists to check whether using it outside of
Py_Main() is valid. Or perhaps you could explain what you are actually trying
to do?
I don't believe it is necessary when you are calling Py_SetPath yourself, and
only t
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Thanks for spotting this!
There's no "rationale" for hiding the output - what happened is I streamlined
the test suite to always capture output, instead of some tests deciding whether
they ought to capture it or not (and some doing incredibly we
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I meant why are you using an embedded application with a virtual environment?
What sort of application do you have that requires users to configure a virtual
environment, rather than providing its own set of libraries?
The embedding scenarios I'm awa
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the Python interpreter in there.
Advantages:
* far more reliable installation
* can have specific executables on PATH
* automatic updates
* other apps can act as extensions (with
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Agreed with Eric. json.dump needs to produce valid JSON, which requires keys to
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Try using pickle if you need to preserve full Python semantics.
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When you run the installer, it should create log files in your %TEMP%
directory. Could you find and attach those here please?
There's a chance it is detecting that your system is unsupported. If you are
still using Windows Vista, ensure you have installe
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I haven't looked at the logs, but there shouldn't be any problem with
33-bit/64-bit here. Windows doesn't separate processes like that.
Perhaps we have builds with slightly different names (casing?) that are failing
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I'm 99% sure that with issue34725 I'll be able to make "pip --user" the default
when using this install, as well as making the commands globally available
(i.e. "python[3[.8]]", "pip[3[.8]]&q
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Make sure your system is fully up to date and you have rebooted before/after
installing Python.
That error means that system files are not installed correctly, which either
means you are suffering corruption or you have pending installations waiting
for a
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pyport.h. If there's a way to also infer it on 64-bit MinGW then we would
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Unfortunately, this isn't really a safe cast, as we're going from void to
non-void return value.
On x86 with current calling conventions, this is okay, since the return value
is in a register that does not change or require cleanup by the caller.
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Agreed, it no longer matches os.normpath()'s declared behavior by not trimming
the end separator.
It's obviously too late for the current release (I'd hope Django is one of the
projects running tests against RC's, but I guess not :( ), but
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In your %TEMP% directory there will be some log files starting with "Python".
Could you find and attach them to this bug so we can take a look?
Also, could you provide the link to the download you us
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That's unfortunate that you can't find the log files. Without them, there's
nothing we can do to help.
Can you try running the installer again? On the last (error) page there should
be a link to the main log file.
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build/dependencies we currently have.
We should remove the extra native module and just shell out to vswhere.exe,
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I don't know what is on your syllabus, but you might have more luck with
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Can you save your file in gbk encoding? That will be an immediate fix.
I don't know that we can/should change the encoding we read without checking
with everyone who writes out .pth files. (+Jason as a start here, but I suspect
there are more tools that
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Those are just the distutils tests failing, which probably means the extra
environment variables or paths involved in the PGO profiling run are confusing
the logic for detecting when it is running in a source tree.
We should fix it, but it won't affect e
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Most people building Python from the devguide are doing it for contributions,
so I'd be very hesitant to change the default recommendations. But we should
highlight how to make a working installable build (including the extra
dependencies) and the c
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How much have you edited the error messages you are posting? Those two build
commands shouldn't be next to each other (the tests should be in between), so
perhaps something is wrong in that script? Or maybe you trimmed the output
before pasti
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If you're able, you might be the best person to do some of those updates right
now :) The rest of us will have to set aside time to get back up to speed on
some of the details, and while we'll likely have to do that to review changes
anyway, at le
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That error is a bug in the test, but it only shows up on an error path anyway.
Without removing the extra None we don't get to see the actual error output.
I can't look into this over the next week or two, but a quick glance at the
original PR looks
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Does it actually try to upgrade the launcher? This is a case that was
deliberately designed and tested before release, though it's possible that
there's some mix of versions that is new.
The box is checked to indicate that the launcher will be instal
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Yes, seems like we should be opening the file in binary mode, though I haven't
tried it. The CRT's interpretation of text mode really isn't compatible with
Python's own interpretation of text mode, and chaining them ma
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The next releases of 3.7 and 3.8 will include _Py_SetProgramFullPath()
functions for embedders to set the eventual value of sys.executable before
calling Py_Initialize(). It's undocumented and not guaranteed stable (and
indeed, it looks like Victor is al
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You might consider adding this support to setuptools rather than CPython. The
distutils module is basically closed to non-essential enhancements like this,
and will eventually be deprecated for public use (which means totally unused on
Windows and only used to
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There's been progress in terms of setuptools eventually adopting distutils, so
that looks likely and we're basically planning on it. Adding this as an
enhancement to setuptools is going to be a better approach than adding it to
distutils in
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Are you awaiting those calls (and the write())? I can't tell at first glance
whether you need to, but it seems like missing await there would cause your
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Looks like it's available.
It will be a new subprocess option to not create a new window. The underlying
issue is that some applications always request a console, and if your own
application doesn't have one then Windows will create it. Normally you
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I still think the best option is a command line flag like "--open-in-homedir"
that causes Idle to do a chdir to the user's documents folder. This way we can
put a static option in the start menu item in the installer and not worry about
the lim
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