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Re: Python 2.7.4 Released

#4
From the main python.org homepage, I see the announcement for Python 3.3.1 as well. What's curious is...

Python 3.2.4 and Python 3.3.1 final have been released. Published: Sun, 6 April 2013, 22:30 +0200

Python 2.7.4 has been released. Published: Sat, 6 April 2013, 11:00 -0500

Re: Python 2.7.4 Released

#6
It annoys me how this release was added to the 2.7.x line when it probably should have been 2.8 given all the changes and feature additions. Freezing the 2.x line means not making huge changes to it. Otherwise, it probably shouldn't have been frozen.

Re: Python 2.7.4 Released

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post #6

It annoys me how this release was added to the 2.7.x line when it probably should have been 2.8 given all the changes and feature additions. Freezing the 2.x line means not making huge changes to it. Otherwise, it probably shouldn't have been frozen.

I know it's confusing but the feature list on this page is for python 2.7; the 2.7.4 release appears to just be bugfixes.

Re: Python 2.7.4 Released

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post #6

It annoys me how this release was added to the 2.7.x line when it probably should have been 2.8 given all the changes and feature additions. Freezing the 2.x line means not making huge changes to it. Otherwise, it probably shouldn't have been frozen.

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Re: Python 2.7.4 Released

#10
After years, better integration between the old and new buffer interfaces was finally sneaked in as a bug fix. You can now call `memoryview(some_buffer)` and it'll DTRT. The whole buffers situation is a depressing mess.
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