Nathaniel J. Smith

Originally fedora was added because ubuntu's kernel wasn't new enough to test pidfd, but that might not be an issue anymore. On Wed, Sep 13, 2023 at 5:04 AM John...

*ahem* *tap tap* is this thing on? Github doesn't give any way to see who's subscribed to an issue, so maybe I'm just talking to myself? Anyway, if anyone is...

# 0.3.0 deprecations and breaking changes I'm just putting together the 0.3.0 release, and it looks like it's pretty simple: * The changes described above as happening in 0.3.0, are...

# Change in policy When I originally created this issue, we had no deprecation system at all and I had no idea how much churn we'd end up having in...

Hi all! I just made a post in our forum asking what we should prioritize working on – if you have thoughts, let us know :-) https://trio.discourse.group/t/priorities-roadmap/34 (By the way,...

> Do you think trio is sufficiently stable to include in the next release of Debian or should Debian disable the part of msrest that depends on trio? Well, it...

Huh, this is mysterious. The `ssl.SSLSyscallError` is probably the `ssl` module being annoying: it tends to raise that whenever openssl returns an error but it can't find a more specific...

An interesting question is how this might relate to testing network protocols. We already have some mechanisms in the memory-stream code to make tests where data trickles in on a...

Here's an interesting, well-posed but non-obvious question: if you just go ahead and run the same test lots of times ("stress testing"), then this isn't very effective because you mostly...

Some first-order objections to the "uniform samples from space of interleavings" idea: - This would clearly have to be an asymptotic algorithm, since there's no guarantee that you can even...