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gh-100522 Add a test for 'futures.as_completed' timing out with a non-zero timeout value #100523
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@gpshead bump:) |
@gpshead bump |
Thanks for your interest in contributing, @JosephSBoyle, it's great to see :) Unfortunately, CPython is mostly run by volunteers; very few people are paid full-time to work on CPython itself. Added to this, many CPython devs are juggling their free time between this repo and other open-source projects. Pinging a reviewer if you haven't had a response after a few weeks is absolutely fine, but repeatedly pinging every few days isn't. Please try to be respectful of other people's time :) |
Hi @AlexWaygood, thanks for your message. I understand what you're saying about devs being largely volunteers with other responsibilities. Apologies if I was being impolite with my bump comments, that certainly wasn't my intention. |
No worries at all @JosephSBoyle — just something to bear in mind for the future :) |
Thank you for the review and merge @gpshead:) |
… a non-zero timeout value (python#100523)
Resolves a longstanding TODO in the futures tests:
by fixturizing the existing test.
test_concurrent_futures.py
#100522