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Author vstinner
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Date 2017-06-09.16:21:29
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The leak is in the element_repr() function of Modules/_elementtree.c.

Py_ReprEnter() creates an internal list to track objects, and so requires that Py_ReprLeave() is always called, even on error, to destroy these objects. Is it the case here? ;-)
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