Always close the wheel tempfile after writing to it#122
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It looks like there are linting tests that are failing. I'll get this fixed immediately. Could the linters be run with tox as well? This would let me resolve quality problems prior to pushing. 😄 |
This resolves a crash that occurs on PyPy3 on Windows Closes python-poetry/poetry#3545
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Resolves: python-poetry/poetry#3545
As mentioned in python-poetry/poetry#3545, PyPy3 on Windows does not auto-close the tempfile that is created when building wheels. It appears that CPython auto-closes the file as the zip file context manager exits, but PyPy3 does not, leading to a PermissionError.
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os.fdopen()call into a context manager.Please let me know if there is anything else that needs to be done, or if you want something accomplished in a different way. Resolving this issue will allow me to run feedparser unit tests on Windows with PyPy3.