bpo-34605: Avoid master/slave terms #9101
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* Replace "master process" with "parent process" * Replace "master option mappings" with "main option mappings" * Replace "master pattern object" with "main pattern object" * ssl: replace "master" with "server" * And some other similar changes
| def finalize_options(self): | ||
| """Finalizes options.""" | ||
| # This method (and its pliant slaves, like 'finalize_unix()', | ||
| # This method (and its pliant childs, like 'finalize_unix()', |
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I think this reads better as children. Although pliant isn't a very common word, and I'm not sure how it's being used here.
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Oh, maybe I should have waited longer before merging this one :-( I'm wasn't 100% sure between "childs" and "children". Sorry, english is not my first language. I created PR #9102 to replace childs with children.
I'm not sure what do you propose for pliant. In case of doubt, I leave it unchanged.
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I Googled a bit and it seems "pliant slave" is an old-fashioned way to refer to slaves, and even more demeaning than just "slave" -- I presume it was meant ironically by the original author. We should really replace the entire construct "pliant slaves" with a more neutral term. I don't think "children" is the right term -- I propose "helpers".
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@gvanrossum, @ericvsmith: Ok, I created #9195
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@gvanrossum it's in the same vein as compliant.
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| There is no point in continuing the debate. We’ve all had our say. If you want to keep talking, go to Twitter. On Tue, Sep 11, 2018 at 9:21 PM towerd ***@***.***> wrote: In "Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary", slave has an entry: (specialist) a device that is directly controlled by another one Words shall be interpreted in certain context. Otherwise, should every word be interpreted literally? If one is named Cook, is he really a cook? What's more, if slave can remind someone of bad things, shall every word with some bad meaning be avoided? Stones can be related to weapon, sea can drown people, shall these words be banned? The names of famous campus killers, shall they be avoided to be used as names of new born babies, because these names are used by killers'? I'm afraid this seems like the "literary inquisition" that happened numerous times in history. In those cases, word were interpreted in certain ways deliberately, totally ignoring their context, and the related persons were judged criminal just because they said those words. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#9101 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACwrMiZ_OGkrJcqQ2ZHNZ4fklFjRyF3gks5uaIuzgaJpZM4WfAz6> . -- --Guido (mobile) |
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LGTM. Just few side comments.
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| class Pattern: | ||
| # master pattern object. keeps track of global attributes | ||
| # main pattern object. keeps track of global attributes |
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Actually both wordings are wrong. This class doesn't represent a pattern object in any sense. I'll open a separate issue for this.
| This directory contains a number of Python programs that are useful | ||
| while building or extending Python. | ||
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| buildbot Batchfiles for running on Windows buildslaves. |
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Interesting, "buildslave" was a term used in the Buildbot documentation: http://docs.buildbot.net/0.8.5/manual/cfg-buildslaves.html. In recent versions it was replaced with "worker": http://docs.buildbot.net/1.4.0/manual/cfg-workers.html.
In distutils.command.install, replace "pliant children" (previously, it was "pliant slaves") with "helpers". <!-- issue-number: [bpo-34605](https://www.bugs.python.org/issue34605) --> https://bugs.python.org/issue34605 <!-- /issue-number -->
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