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Author Olivier.Grisel
Recipients Olivier.Grisel, brett.cannon, eric.snow, ncoghlan, pitrou, sbt
Date 2013-12-10.19:18:35
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> So the question is exactly what module is being passed to importlib.find_spec() and why isn't it finding a spec/loader for that module.

The module is the `nosetests` python script. module_name == 'nosetests' in this case. However, nosetests is not considered an importable module because of the missing '.py' extension in the filename.

> Did this code work in Python 3.3?

This code did not exist in Python 3.3.
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