On 2022年02月10日 2:58 p.m., Victor Stinner wrote:
Would it make sense to move the pythoncapi_compat project under the
GitHub Python or PSF organization to make it more "official" and a
little bit more sustainable?
I think that makes sense. Extensions typically have this kind of
compatibility code built into them, so they can support multiple Python
versions. It makes more sense to centralize that code. It will be
easier to keep up-to-date and will be better quality.
I think having the project more tightly associated with CPython is good
too. When a change is made to the CPython extension API, it would be
good to consider how pythoncapi_compat will need to be updated. E.g.
how can extensions that want to support both old and new versions of the
API work?
Regards,
Neil
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