With #53, #64 et al. allowing instantiation of StdioManager objects with a useful lifetime before and after use as a context manager, as well as independent of a managed context, the question arises as to what the behavior should be when a given stream in the internal tuple is .close()d more than once.
At this point, I believe a repeated .close() on a stream will raise ValueError? In some situations this is probably desired; but in others it might not be.
Or, for consistency, the behavior should perhaps always be the same.
This is loosely related to #42, in that the exception behavior is more a part of the API than not.
With #53, #64 et al. allowing instantiation of
StdioManager
objects with a useful lifetime before and after use as a context manager, as well as independent of a managed context, the question arises as to what the behavior should be when a given stream in the internaltuple
is.close()
d more than once.At this point, I believe a repeated
.close()
on a stream will raiseValueError
? In some situations this is probably desired; but in others it might not be.Or, for consistency, the behavior should perhaps always be the same.
This is loosely related to #42, in that the exception behavior is more a part of the API than not.