Python 3.13: Better interactive shell and finally multithreading without GIL The new Python release features an interactive command line and allows the global interpreter lock to be deactivated.

Once in the Python shell, commands are run as they are typed. This can be quite helpful in diagnosing problems on systems that require unique processing of some sort.

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Written in Rust, the PyApp utility wraps up Python programs into self-contained click-to-run executables. It might be the ...

I am hoping there are some Python and Fabric gurus here, I have my Python program connecting to my cisco devices with Fabric just fine except I can't execute commands that require configuration ...