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implement PEP 554 for use in test suite #21
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@nanjekyejoannah, what's the status on this? IIRC you were blocked on a few other issues. I'm hoping we can get them resolved in the next week or so and then get this merged. What do you think? |
@ericsnowcurrently, yes I have most of it working. I will need to take a day or two for final touches. I have exams this coming week till around 24th but I will be able to get the remaining work through after 24th. So we are talking about practically hearing from me by 28th. Is this fine? |
Sounds good. Good luck on your exams! 😁 |
Blocked by this PR. I think @LewisGaul has looked at this longer. It makes sense for you to finish. @LewisGaul happy to know where to help. |
@ericsnowcurrently I opened a PR to solve this here : python/cpython#19985 |
Awesome! I should have some time to look tomorrow. |
Issue #22 is about making use of subinterpreters (specifically the PEP 554 API) in the CPython test suite.
Until PEP 554 is accepted (or if it isn't) we should add a PEP 554 implementation as
Lib/test/support/_interpreters.py
(e.g.test.support._interpreters
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