bpo-33082: Include multiprocessing Pool callback in example & docstrings by chadmiller-amzn · Pull Request #6455 · python/cpython (original) (raw)

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chadmiller-amzn

Also make the callback docs more clear as to how data flows.

Callbacks are executed in the main process. The callback input values are the
return values of the called function, when that function exits, or an exception
instance in error_callbacks if it is raised.

https://bugs.python.org/issue33082

@chadmiller-amzn

Also make the callback docs more clear as to how data flows.

Callbacks are executed in the main process. The callback input values are the return values of the called function, when that function exits, or an exception instance in error_callbacks if it is raised.

@chadmiller-amzn chadmiller-amzn changed the titleInclude multiprocessing Pool callback in example & docstrings bpo-33082: Include multiprocessing Pool callback in example & docstrings

Apr 12, 2018

@ned-deily

Awaiting review of 2.7 version of PR (#6122)

@vstinner

@csabella

@applio, please check the comments on this PR, GH-6122, and the bug tracker. @pitrou agrees with the doc change, but he wasn't sure if the coding example should be changed. I believe Ned was hoping for a second opinion.

@applio

Per the discussion in issue33082, closing this PR.