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Python 3.10.0a5 is now available
- lumpa 6y ago"Precise line numbers for debugging and other tools" is such a no-brainer, but coverage.py's author had a real hard time getting that acknowledged as a valid use case.
- pansa2 6y agoWhat’s the status of Structural Pattern Matching? Is it likely to make it into 3.10?
- stevenicr 6y agoI've recently built 4 different pythons on a debian 9 droplet - all of them keep failing some kind of ssl thing - which led me into a couple of small rabbit holes - fingers pointed to reverting to older openssl and some other thing. I loved finding the second install tutorial via startpage that said 'do not follow the instructions on this page - go over to (link here) and do that - otherwise if you do this.. (which is basically the same I just did on the first tutorial) - it could render your server unresponsive or break other things.. shorter story - make altinstall.. Anyhow all the fun with those builds, I now have multiple libressl and openssl and pythons and it still fails something and so I can't add the other things matrix-synapse that I need. I'm leaning toward a fresh install, new domain name and starting the whole process of all the things for a couple days to see if I can get the missing parts needed. During this time I ended up on several of the python bug report pages and could not for the life of me figure out where the 'resolved solution' was.. I saw some discussion and other tech stuff and then marked resolved.. never got to 'what resolved it' using those pages - maybe a slimmer version would of been better, maybe I just didn't know where to look. anyhow - looking forward to more python when I get it to all work well with others the way others expect it to. Maybe this newer python and the newer debian will make the difference.