Can someone help me understand what's going on with reference counts during a #python exception in a #jupyter notebook?
# Cell 1
import sys
class Test:
def exception(self):
raise ValueError("test")
t = Test()
print(sys.getrefcount(t)) # -> 2
t.exception()
# Cell 2
print(sys.getrefcount(t)) # -> 4
Why does the reference count remain increased after an exception? Is there a way to avoid this?
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After months of trying to fix my implementation of importlib it's finally fixed and Bob is finally fully working for building py wheel files, I plan on cleaning the code-base and adding cmake support
For the ones wondering, Bob is my build frontend for many services currently only supporting python but with plans for all the language that I use (seriously it's just c and py why'd I need to make it sound grand)
Includes a lexer capable of telling you that you made a typo on line x column y suggesting what it actually should be
You can write variables in the build file and even include tests (I'll work on making post and pre test support)
For now the build file is planned to be able to [build, test, store variables, print, input] but I'd be happy to know if there is anything else it could do that'd make it more useful
Oh yes it supports creating new projects via templates too
The build process is also very simple you just run bob yep that's it
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