Tim Peters wrote: >>I don't know. I cannot understand the purpose of _expectations. > > If a Python expert for platform sys.platform X would be at all surprised if > test T got skipped when running the tests on X, then T should not be > listed in _expectations[X] You mean: If there is no way in the world that this test could ever be skipped, on a computer running this system? > else it should be, with disagreements favoring leaving > it out (the disagreeing experts can add a comment to regrtest.py about why > they disagree, or make regrtest smarter about recognizing when a test skip > is expected). I feel that reality will turn out differently: it is less work to add it to _expectations, so over the long run, anything that was ever skipped on some installation will end up in _expectations. Regards, Martin
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