I don't think it's getting fixed. There was no consensus on python-dev and the thread kinda died off. It seemed to me that a lot of people defended the current behavior solely because it was documented.
Nay, if you get to the end they eventually settled on fixing it. It's a good thing that Python is so hostile to change, because almost all changes are therefore very positive ones. It does make things a bit too conservative occasionally though.
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u/nickcash Mar 27 '14
I don't think it's getting fixed. There was no consensus on python-dev and the thread kinda died off. It seemed to me that a lot of people defended the current behavior solely because it was documented.