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add option for error callback of to shutil.rmtree to accept exception rather than exc_info #102828
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on Dec 26, 2023 What is the urgency in removing the 'onerror' parameter? A concern about shutil.rmtree performance of accepting both arguments? Or is it just part of the core-python lemming-suicide pact to drive users away by making python as consistently self-incompatible as possible?
What is the urgency in removing the 'onerror' parameter?
Nobody indicated any urgency. You made that up just so you can entertain us with your witty insult.
Reacted by Hugo van KemenadeReacted by João Gonçalves
shutil.rmtree accepts as
onerrora callback to should expect an exc_info tuple. To move off this, I will add a new kwarg "onexc" which should expect just an exception object.onerrorwill continue to work for now, but be deprecated.Linked PRs