Mailman 3 August 2015 - python-committers

Having issues updating a checkout
by Brett Cannon Aug. 10, 2015

Aug. 10, 2015

Anyone else seeing this? pulling from ssh://hg@hg.python.org/cpython remote: ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host abort: no suitable response from remote hg! My laptop is fairly new so I'm trying to eliminate any way it might be my setup instead of the servers.

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Reminder: the "3.5" branch in CPython trunk is now 3.5.1
by Larry Hastings Aug. 9, 2015

Aug. 9, 2015

As I write this email I'm tagging Python 3.5.0 release candidate 1. This is the moment that we switch over to our new experimental workflow, where we use Bitbucket and pull requests for all future changesets that will get applied to 3.5.0. The Bitbucket repository isn't ready yet, and I'm still putting the final touches on the documentation for the process. I'll have everything ready no later than a day from now. It'll be posted here, and will also go into the Python Dev Guide. For now changes for 3.5.0rc2 will just have to wait. Again: any revisions you check in to the "3.5" branch on hg.python.org/cpython right now will go automatically into 3.5.1. They will *not* automatically go in to 3.5.0. The only way to get changes into 3.5.0 from this moment forward is by creating a pull request on Bitbucket which you convince me to accept. //arry/ p.s. In case you're curious, the last revision to make it in to 3.5.0rc1 (apart from the revisions I generate as part of my build engineering work) was 202a7aabd4fe.

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erykun
by R. David Murray Aug. 7, 2015

Aug. 7, 2015

FYI I just granted Developer privs on the tracker to eryksun (real name unknown), after wondering why s/he hadn't just closed an issue s/he commented on and thereby finding s/he didn't have them yet. Someone to keep an eye on, IMO. --David

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getting help with the hgaccounts alias
by Brett Cannon Aug. 3, 2015

Aug. 3, 2015

I think the only people on it are Antoine, Georg, and myself. Antoine has said he has left python-dev, Georg is often busy with school, and I'm on a temp machine for a few weeks so I can't add any SSH keys for a while (heck I'll probably need new ones installed on my behalf once I have a permanent machine). Is anyone up for helping with adding SSH keys for people? It's basically taking someone's key as an attachment in an email, making sure it's RSA and not DSA, and then either creating a new file in a specific repo for them or appending it to their existing key file. P.S.: And I don't even remember how to get people added to the group of people who can add keys, so I probably need to find that out as well if anyone steps forward. =)

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