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Sign upbpo-39259: nntplib.NNTP/NNTP_SSL now reject timeout = 0 #17936
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This refactoring is interesting. I merged your other change to reject timeout=0, you should now rebase this PR. Currently, this PR is a refactoring and rejects timeout=0. I prefer to have one commit per change. |
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I have made the requested changes; please review again Thanks for the review
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You should now rebase your PR on master, since I merged your other PR. |
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Ooooh, now I get it :-) I merged a PR to modify poplib, but this is a PR for nntplib :-D Please split your PR to extract the _create_socket() refactoring. I would like to first have a PR for the refactoring, and then have a PR to reject timeout=0. Having a single PR for two changes makes review harder. In Python, we always squash multiple commits into a single commit on merge. |
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So this PR should be reviewed after #17939 is merged. |
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I merged your PR #17939. You can now rebase this one on top of it (master branch). |
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Thanks! I 've rebased the PR :) |
corona10 commentedJan 10, 2020
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https://bugs.python.org/issue39259