It is expected that many of the more complex Python libraries will break, as they assume no race condition on things that could have now a race condition when GIL is removed.
It will also mean that we can use threads instead of processes and a lot of pain related tot his should disappear in long term.
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So this means modules like concurrent.futures can create a thread pool object (as opposed to processpool) and run in parallel?
Or is the functionality as of 3.13 still limited to low level python embedding applications?
It is expected that many of the more complex Python libraries will break, as they assume no race condition on things that could have now a race condition when GIL is removed.
It will also mean that we can use threads instead of processes and a lot of pain related tot his should disappear in long term.