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[Python-Dev] release candidate rules and timeit API question

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From: "Brett C." <bac@OCF.Berkeley.EDU>

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> But I noticed that we are now working on a release candidate.  Are the 
> commit rules any different than for a beta?  I specifically want to 
> commit a patch to make using _strptime for time.strptime permanent by 
> ditching the #ifdef code and flesh out the docs.

Docs and bugfixes, yes.
Anything else, ask GvR 
if you think it is essential.


Raymond Hettinger

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