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[Python-Dev] cpython: Issue #10278: Add an optional strict argument to time.steady(), False by default

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> I have to agree with Georg. Looking at the code, it appears OSError can
> be raised with both strict=True and strict=False (since floattime() can
> raise OSError).

This is an old bug in floattime(): I opened the issue #14368 to remove
the unused exception. In practice, it never happens (or it is *very*
unlikely today). IMO it's a bug in floattime().

> I also think "By default, if strict is False" confuses things.

I agree, I replaced it by "By default,".

Victor

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