DimitrisJim

@Tobias-Kohn How would an `else` clause indented to the level of `match` play with [static checkers](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0622/#exhaustiveness-checks)? Considering a pattern that isn't exhausted both `case _` and `else: ` would seem...

I might be missing something but, there's talk of `or` being associated with short-circuiting implying that `|` isn't. The PEP though does [state](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0622/#id44) that it is: > Alternatives are tried...

> I think Python should not go out of its way to do something completely different Exactly, It would definitely be silly to ignore the strong precedent set by all...

Whatever it is it isn't reproducible, as threads tend to be. Locally it once started spinning on `test_threading` indefinitely while its currently passing.

Note: I think *must be equal* is a bit too strong in this case, I don't believe there's a requirement that these be equal. It would be nice if they...

Related: #2974. Haven't been paying much attention to it but you might want to see the updates there since they should affect how this PR should try and implement this.

Run `whats_left.sh` and take a look at the output for `os`. Pick one of the functions, add a comment here that you've picked up the function so conflicts are minimized...

Hey @fadeev, if you don't remember, I was behind the project for addressing this during the 2021 Hackathon. I haven't really been keeping up to speed with the overall changes...

@tbruyelle yes! Had some other issues pop up but I should hopefully get a PR within the week.

Bump, hey @kth496, any chance you have time to finish this up?