<kenaan>
rlamy py3.6 72f1ec088dc7 /pypy/doc/whatsnew-pypy3-head.rst: Add missing branches to whatsnew
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<technillogue>
antocuni2: blueyed: hey, I've been struggling to get pdbpp tox to run, would there happen to be a server with the relevent pythons installed that I could ssh into?
<technillogue>
(I have very limited local space, and my usual remote server runs NixOS, which is very cool in theory but completely impossible to run tox with)
<technillogue>
(also, pdbpp master seems to be failing rn? should I be making the namespace fixing PR I talked to blueyed about against the last release?)
<technillogue>
(let me know if there's a better channel for this)
<kenaan>
rlamy py3.6 73b10d9d0f3e /lib-python/3/test/test_warnings/__init__.py: Skip pypy-incompatible test (see issue #3048)
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<windel_>
Hi all
<windel_>
What is up?
<windel_>
RustPython dev here. We are building up rustpython along cpython and pypy
<windel_>
We are now facing the standard library, which is kind of a pain
<windel_>
I'm curious to your opinions on this topic of sharing a standard library for python between different implementations of python.
<simpson>
Folks in Europe are likely asleep, assuming they haven't melted. I'm not really a core dev. AIUI the pure-Python parts of stdlib are copied and carefully patched, and the existing splits between `whateverlib` and `_whateverlib` are working alright.
<arigato>
yes, we import CPython's and apply a few patches on top. In theory we should write the patches in a way that can be contributed back, but we haven't found much interest for such contributions in the past so we gave up for now
<arigato>
these patches are the easy part of upgrading PyPy to a newer version of CPython, though. CPython devs nowadays tend to be careful when doing new additions ("often")
<Alex_Gaynor>
arigato: FWIW, I'm generally happy to rubber stamp PRs for CPython if people send PRs :-)
<arigato>
right, we haven't really caught up with the New Git Way of Things of CPython
<Alex_Gaynor>
Hopefully it'll make it easier to get changes merged.
<windel_>
I'm in Europe and still in solid state :P
<windel_>
It was a close one however
<windel_>
40 degrees is not normal
<windel_>
Thanks for explaining your way of working. I think for rustpython we will probably do the same
<windel_>
In the meantime, I would like to try out a shared standard library, organized as different module groups.
<windel_>
This will probably take time to get consensus
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