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Looking at your example code (as best I can guess about
indentation), it looks like
module x <==> class X
module x <==> class A ==> A's instance x ==> class X
module x <==> class B ==> B's instance x ==> class X
So the x instances can't go away until A and B do, which
means at module cleanup. But when the module cleans up, it
may well clean up X before A, so that A.x no longer has an
active class, so that it can't find its __del__ method.
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