[3.11] GH-100762: Don't call gen.throw() in gen.close(), unless necessary#101316
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Do we still want to do this? The code looks fine to me... I'm not sure why the tests are failing, but it definitely seems related.
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Given 3.13 will be released soon and this is working in 3.12, I don't think it is worth investigating further why this doesn't work. |
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This a backport of #101013 in principle, although the mechanism for determining when to skip the call to
throw()is different.