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Author steve.dower
Recipients ammar2, giampaolo.rodola, jkloth, paul.moore, steve.dower, tim.golden, vstinner, zach.ware
Date 2018-07-18.17:33:46
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> It would probably be simpler to change the policy and allow (at least some) some third party libs in cPython's test suite. =)

I'm actually totally okay with this, as I'd really like to have JUnit XML output from the test suite, which is easiest to do with the existing third-party libraries.

Can we formalize a way by which optional third-party libraries are allowed? Provided they aren't critical for the overall pass/fail state of the test suite (or the more strict alternative: pass/fail state of *each* test), I don't see any particular harm in certain site packages being used.

(This is probably a discussion for python-dev, assuming the policy is written down somewhere.)
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