Adam Williamson

> how ancient? (I think if CPython doesn't test more, I'm good with this) I actually don't know, I can't test with anything older than 3 :) I'd kinda expect...

playing around with this a bit on Python 3.13, yeah, I just can't get it to hit the codepath the test expects. Using anything from `sys.getrecursionlimit() - 100` up to...

It's worth noting that in [this comment](https://github.com/dask/distributed/pull/7580/files#r1129355026), @fjetter describes the test as "not super useful" and says the point of this part is really to test that if "we are...

So I can nearly fix this, but I'm struggling with the lifecycle of the view buffer `PyObject_GetBuffer` uses. This patch *works*, but obviously leaks those views: ``` diff --git a/lmdb/cpython.c...

Thanks! That's more or less what I was talking about at the end of my message, I think. But - if I'm understanding things correctly - it's difficult because it...

I'm not sure this would fly for all updates. There are a *lot* of failed automated tests, on the whole. We also have a lot of [known issues in installability](https://pagure.io/fedora-ci/general/issue/448)...

As I said, we already have. There are tickets on fedora-ci. We broadly know all the ways in which the current generic tests aren't sufficient. Nobody has time to improve...

Note I *think* this is causing a problem where first boot is delayed for a few minutes - I think this causes gnome-shell not to complete startup on the first...

oh, d'oh. I looked for *open* issues, but not closed ones. shall I backport the fix?

Sadly, it doesn't backport at all because there's been a lot of code change since the last release. @hughsie , when can we expect a new release?