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Author r.david.murray
Recipients barry, brett.cannon, dstufft, eric.smith, gvanrossum, r.david.murray, rhettinger, vstinner
Date 2015-09-08.15:20:17
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Yes, stopping changing asyncore/asynchat also means it becomes a stable target for people who *are* using it for 2/3 code.  We may have effectively done this already (without closing the open issues): the last asyncore-specific change (as opposed to library-wide changes that also hit asyncore) was a ResourceWarning added by Victor in June of 2014.  Likewise for asynchat.
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