<mattip>
nvrmind, it seem to be some stale pyc files or so
<mattip>
mgorny: there is always 7.3.6
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<mattip>
we should update the stdlib to 3.7.11 and 3.8.11 before the next release
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<arigato>
fwiw, user "multibuilder" on github spams me for "Approve & Install on your organization VMprof"
<arigato>
that's actually the user "Travis CI"
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<antocuni>
I also received some notification about it
<antocuni>
but I wasn't sure whether it was spam/scam or whether someone actually wanted to install the app
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<arigato>
we can remove or suspend the "multibuilder" user, which is an "external collaborator" on the vmprof project, and see if somebody comes here to complain
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<antocuni>
arigato: it seems that multibuilder has admin access to the vmprof-python repo
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<arigato>
that looks wrong to me, but I don't know
<antocuni>
ah, and the description says "bot account managed by mattip"
<antocuni>
mattip: ^^^
<antocuni>
maybe you can shed some light on it?
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<arigato>
mattip: I've downgraded "multibuilder" to read access. I've also changed your own status from Member to Owner, so if that's really you trying to do things, you should be able to now
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<mgorny>
mattip: and make tests pass/xfail somehow, please ;-)
<smarr>
Is there by chance something like `heapq` in RPython?
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<nimaje>
if there isn't you could try to just use the heapq python code, my guess is that it will just work
<smarr>
nimaje: yeah, that's what I ended up doing. only need a small part anyway, and had only to avoid the hasattr and make tuple comparison use the first element explicitly