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@methane methane commented Apr 1, 2017

reverts 4897300.

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- bpo-29949: Fix memory usage regression of set object.
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"and frozenset"?

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fixed

@methane methane force-pushed the bpo29949-set-memory-usage branch from 47c0f93 to 7238df9 Compare April 1, 2017 07:31
@methane methane force-pushed the bpo29949-set-memory-usage branch from 7238df9 to 2001afb Compare April 1, 2017 07:33
@methane methane merged commit e82cf86 into python:master Apr 1, 2017
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methane added a commit to methane/cpython that referenced this pull request Apr 1, 2017
Revert "Minor factoring:  move redundant resize scaling logic into the resize function."

This reverts commit 4897300.
(cherry picked from commit e82cf86)

(original pull request is pythonGH-943)
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