On 23/03/2011 19:56, Georg Brandl wrote:
I've posted a very preliminary Python 3.3 release schedule as PEP 398. The final release is set to be about 18 months after 3.2 final, which is in August 2012.
For 3.3, I'd like to revive the tradition of listing planned large-scale changes in the PEP. Please let me know if you plan any such changes, at any time. (If they aren't codified in PEP form, we should think about whether they should be.)
The "Candidate PEPs" I listed are those open PEPs that in my opinion have the highest chance to be accepted and implemented for 3.3. It is by no means binding.
During the language summit we also discussed formalising in a pep the rule that all modules that have a pure python form and a C accelerator must keep the pure python and C form precisely in sync and the same tests must be run against both. Brett said he would write the pep after he has switched import to use importlib... There was also the "compatibility warning", probably enabled by a command line flag, that would warn on the use of CPython specific implementation details (for example using non-string keys in class dicts). There is no owner for this as a PEP. They're both mentioned in Nick Coghlan's summary: http://www.boredomandlaziness.org/2011/03/python-language-summit-highlights.... Another item discussed at the language summit was moving the standard library into its own repository. Jesse Noller started working on a PEP but it stalled waiting for the transition to mercurial and I don't know if he is volunteering to pick up the PEP again now that has happened. All the best, Michael Foord
cheers, Georg
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