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GH-46412: More efficient bool() for ndbm/_gdbmmodule #96692

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@gvanrossum gvanrossum commented Sep 8, 2022

Based on patches uploaded to BPO by BPO user eolson (Eric Olson).
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(The bug was opened in 2008, not quite a record but still impressive.)

Based on patches uploaded to BPO by BPO user eolson (Eric Olson).
No known email or GitHub username for attribution.

(The bug was opened in 2008, not quite a record but still impressive.)
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Nice!
LGTM

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gvanrossum commented Sep 9, 2022

There was a subtle indentation error that caused 'make patchcheck' to fail.

Also, 'test_int' is now flaky due to the int-conversion security check -- it checks the time it takes to do conversions and the Azure VM was too slow. We may need to discuss this on Discord.

@gvanrossum gvanrossum merged commit df50938 into python:main Sep 9, 2022
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corona10 commented Sep 9, 2022

There was a subtle indentation error that caused 'make patchcheck' to fail.

Ooops, I didn't notice that.

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gvanrossum commented Sep 9, 2022

Neither did I -- it took me forever (firing up various tools) to notice.

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