Donghee Na

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icon company @daangn icon location Seoul, South Korea icon location Machine Learning Infrastructure Software Engineer at @daangn (aka Karrot) | Member of the @python core-dev and Steering Council 2025

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Implement dict to receive Object as key, not only String

cc @sbinet

Implement dict to receive Object as key, not only String

@sbinet FYI > Changed in version 3.7: Dictionary order is guaranteed to be insertion order. This behavior was an implementation detail of CPython from 3.6. He might want to implement...

Implement dict to receive Object as key, not only String

@HyeockJinKim However, as @sbinet commented. I'd like to recommend you implement unordered key dictionary as the 1st milestone. That will be enough for the 1st step. cc @ncw @sbinet

Implement dict to receive Object as key, not only String

@ashermancinelli please ping to @HyeockJinKim He might work on this issue :)

gpython: Display build information and support some builtin attribute

@ncw @sbinet What do you think about displaying build information? ~And it will be able to implement it without 3rd party library?~

gpython: Display build information and support some builtin attribute

Looks like we can inject the commit log by using ldflag during build time.

gpython: Display build information and support some builtin attribute

@ncw Yeah looks like `rclone` way is the best way from now on. @sbinet Do you have any ideas?

gpython: Display build information and support some builtin attribute

@ncw LGTM

gpython: Display build information and support some builtin attribute

Looks like a good first issue for a newbie of this project. - [ ] Display build information

Recursive printing of REPR List, Dictionary, Tuple

That's right approach. AFAIK, some more C API should be implemented which are related to repr_enter and repr_left :)