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And when you wrap the __init__ method instead of the class?
By wrapping the methods, you are changing their signature so that they can no longer be called with Python keyword call semantics but only from Lua. Python calls don't pass...
> It seems like LuaJIT does not support a custom allocator in `lua_newstate` on 64bit. Hmm. That is annoying. Then we should raise an exception when we detect that case...
>`set_max_memory()` also a strict option now, which will raise an >exception if you try to set max_memory to a value lower than currently used. I'd rather expose the current memory...
There's still a test failure. Maybe you could look into that? I'd like to release Lupa 2.0 soon and this would be a nice addition.
>How long will lupa still support py2? It's been EOL for over 1.5 years. Which doesn't mean that people aren't using it any more. I'll support Py2 as long as...
I just picked the same build changes over to the 1.x branch. If everything goes right with them, I'll push a new 1.14 release today, which should then have Py3.11...
Is this impacted by the refcouting changes in #171?
I wouldn't oppose it,as long as it doesn't get in the way of me (as a maintainer) and users who do not make use of this. However, the generated C...
The wheels are intentionally built statically with Lua so that users can just `pip install lupa`, and especially use Lupa as a dependency for other packages, without all that hassle...