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bpo-40636: Documentation for zip-strict #20961
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Please ignore the docs CI failure here, it's because the feature is implemented in a separate PR. |
Thanks for this first draft! I ran out of time to review the three big bullets more carefully, but I have saved up some feedback that I hope you will take into account.
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Looks good, after you apply Guido's feedback. Just one more tiny thing I noticed (not a big deal):
LGTM. I'll merge next. Thanks for doing this extensive update!
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Hm, I can't merge because of the failing test. @cool-RR can you merge the latest master now that the implementation has been merged? |
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Thanks @cool-RR! |
Co-authored-by: Brandt Bucher <brandtbucher@gmail.com>
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Rebased and pushed, let's see whether tests pass. I haven't squashed the commits, I assume the GitHub interface lets you do that. If you want me to squash, let me know. |
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@gvanrossum: Please replace |
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Congrats, and thanks! Looking forward to more of your work. |
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Do you want a PR to the Python 3.10 release schedule? |
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Sure, can you think of other PEPs that should go in there?
On Fri, Jun 19, 2020 at 13:43 Ram Rachum ***@***.***> wrote:
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I checked for PEPs with the string "Python-Version: 3.10" and besides 618, there isn't a single one that has "Status: Accepted", so I guess not. |
@brandtbucher @vstinner @gvanrossum
This is the documentation for the zip-strict feature implemented in #20921 .
When reviewing this PR, I suggest that you look at it in the HTML view.
Also, can someone put the skip-news tag here? There's a news item in the other PR.
https://bugs.python.org/issue40636