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Peter Jeremy <peter@rulingia.com> writes:
> If Python isn't going to use the .pyc files we ship (because it thinks
> they are out of date), we might as well not ship them.

It usually does.  There is something strange going on there, and we
don't have enough information (yet) to figure out what.

DES
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