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== Scope ==
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Interested testers do not need special hardware. If you have a favorite Python 3 script, module, or application, please test it with Python 3.2 and verify that it still works as you expect.
My own test plan:
* Smoketest of the interpreter
* Run the upstream regression test suite (this is done during %check)


== How To Test ==
== How To Test ==

Revision as of 18:42, 24 January 2011


Python 3.2

Summary

Update the Python 3 stack in Fedora from 3.1 to 3.2

Owner

  • Email: <dmalcolm@redhat.com>

Current status

  • Targeted release: Fedora 40
  • Last updated: 2011-01-19
  • Percentage of completion: 80%

Fedora 14 schedule currently has feature freeze on 2010-07-27

Upstream has released 3.2rc1, and it is in Fedora. The upstream release schedule currently has final release on 2011-02-12

TODO:


Detailed Description

Benefit to Fedora

Fedora aims to showcase the latest in free and open source software - we should have the most recent release of Python 3.

Scope

Interested testers do not need special hardware. If you have a favorite Python 3 script, module, or application, please test it with Python 3.2 and verify that it still works as you expect.

My own test plan:

  • Smoketest of the interpreter
  • Run the upstream regression test suite (this is done during %check)

How To Test

User Experience

Dependencies

Contingency Plan

Documentation

What's New In Python 3.2

Release Notes

Comments and Discussion