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@MannarAmuthan MannarAmuthan commented Oct 11, 2023

  1. Implemented 'reduce', 'setstate' methods in product object of python itertools
  2. Uncommented expected failure annotation and ran tests

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@MannarAmuthan MannarAmuthan changed the title [VM] Pickle implementation for product object (python itertools) [VM] Object pickling implementation for product object (python itertools) Oct 11, 2023
r: AtomicCell<usize>, // Size of result tuple
exhausted: AtomicCell<bool>, // Set when the iterator is exhausted
pool: Vec<PyObjectRef>,
// Collected input iterable
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The comment place here is looking weird. Isn't this expected to be put on upper line?

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Hi,

Thanks for response,

Yeah, actually I am not sure how this is getting formatted (maybe because of my IDE).
Anyway will fix it and push this.

Now Ran (cargo fmt -all)

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some tests are failing after this formatting, But I don't think, it is related to this change(formatting comments).
Is it possible to run tests again?

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Thank you! The test is looking flaky

@youknowone youknowone merged commit 9241e2e into RustPython:main Oct 12, 2023
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