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Journald GIL release#170
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April 5, 2026 20:15
release gil before sending a log to journald and release afterwards Readme builder updates make wheel clean
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I wonder what the advantages of putting this behind a compile flag are? As long as the implementation still upholds the same requirement (e.g. no cross-thread access to journal) I see no advantage of every keeping the GIL locked
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When calling to sendv from journald handler, GIL is not released hence any issue with Journald causes every other thread to hang until the call is complete,