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Author xiang.zhang
Recipients ncoghlan, petr.viktorin, xiang.zhang
Date 2016-08-17.17:50:02
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Thanks Petr. I'd appreciate it if you are willing to review the patch.

Upload a patch to fix this, along with tests and doc updating.

But here is something different. In PEP489, it is explicitly stated that "Py_mod_create slot is not responsible for setting import-related attributes specified in PEP 451 (such as __name__ or __loader__ ) on the new module". So when an object(even ModuleType instances) is returned, it's __name__ attribute is not set and we can't rely on it (which means we can't even use PyModule_GetNameObject). I then use the name attribute of the spec. Looking forward to feedback.
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