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(#1904) (#1676)
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with what findCaller() does when running on non-POSIX platforms.
(alternatively: the normcase calls in both places could be eliminated, but that
touches more code and that refactoring hasn't even been done in 3 yet...)
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properly to get the filename of its caller from the stack. This allows it
to work if run in a frozen or embedded environment where the module's
.__file__ attribute does not match its code object's .co_filename.
This same much simpler always correct approach has already been deployed and
used widely in Python 3.4 per the issue referenced above.
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robust at shutdown. If needs to release multiple resources, they are released
even if errors are occured.
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dictConfig().
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shutdown.
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patch.
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module.
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Unix domain sockets.
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interaction with winpdb.
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fileConfig().
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correctly.
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Patch by Serhiy Storchaka.
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for the report.
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for the patch.
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to John Mulligan for the problem report and patch.
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Fayaz Yusuf Khan for the suggestion.
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