Nathaniel J. Smith

We create build directories keyed by the sdist hash. This is handy if we end up wanting both metadata and a wheel from the same sdist within the same run,...

For universal2 pybis on macOS, we should always create two `bin/` dirs -- one for running in x86-64 mode and one for running in arm64 mode -- and choose them...

Windows arm64 support

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Apparently it's a real thing now: https://www.nuget.org/packages/pythonarm64/ Todo: 1. Build win_arm64 pybis. (Needs access to a Windows arm64 box. I guess the only practical way to do this is to...

Ignore sdists with malformed names

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When reading https://pypi.org/simple/cffi, we currently see `cffi-1.0.2-2.tar.gz` and parse it as name: `cffi-1.0.2`, version: `2`. And then in `PackageDB::available_artifacts("cffi")`, we end up filing this under version 2. I don't think...

Blacken

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I'm working on fixing a bug with connection shutdown, and standarizing the formatting first makes the source easier to work with

Add collection of worked examples to tutorial

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We should refactor the tutorial into an initial part that's similar to what we have now, or the middle part of my talk, and then a collection of examples that...

In run_process, what should happen if the deliver_cancel function raises an exception?

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What should happen if deliver_cancel raises an exception? In the current implementation, the shielded cancel scope will prevent it from propagating until the process exits, which might take a while...

math functions fail confusingly on long integers (and object arrays generally)

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If you pass a 'long' integer greater than sys.maxint to np.sqrt, then it blows up with a confusing error message: ``` python >>> np.__version__ '1.8.0.dev-1234d1c' >>> np.sqrt(sys.maxint) 3037000499.9760499 >>> np.sqrt(sys.maxint...