[Python-Dev] open issues on accepted PEPs

[Ethan Furman]

Nick Coghlan wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Ethan Furman <ethan at stoneleaf.us> wrote:
>> I was looking at the other Open Issues on PEP 3134, think I might try to
>> resolve them as well, and discovered via testing that they have already been
>> taken care of.
>>
>> Is there an established way to get information like that?
>>
>> I realize that PEPs are partly historical documents, but it would it make
>> sense to add a note after an Open Issue (or any other section) that was
>> refined, resolved, or whatever in a later PEP or bug or patch or ...*
> 
> If that kind of thing comes up, updating the PEP directly is
> definitely a reasonable way to clarify things. If people want to see
> the *exact* state of the PEP when it was accepted, they're all under
> version control. What we actually do depends on the specifics of the
> PEP, though (and whether or not anyone feels motivated to clarify
> things!).

Okay.

I would like to put links to the updates to the Open Issues in PEP3134 
-- is there an easier way to find those besides typing in 'exception' in 
the bug tracker?  I would like to complete that task in /this/ lifetime.  ;)

~Ethan~