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The flag only reached the dist's build.py, which compiles the app's --private sources. The standard library, the extension modules and site-packages are byte-compiled earlier, by the python3 recipe while the distribution is assembled, and that call hardcoded -OO. Asking for unoptimized bytecode therefore still stripped docstrings and asserts from everything except the app's own files. Parse the flag in the toolchain as well and let the recipe consult ctx.optimize_python. It goes on the generic parser, next to the other options that control how a distribution is built, because the recipe runs under `create` too, not only under the packaging commands. For those it is also kept in unknown_args, so the bootstrap's build.py keeps receiving it the way --private and --with-debug-symbols do.
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The flag only reached the dist's build.py, which compiles the app's --private sources. The standard library, the extension modules and site-packages are byte-compiled earlier, by the python3 recipe while the distribution is assembled, and that call hardcoded -OO. Asking for unoptimized bytecode therefore still stripped docstrings and asserts from everything except the app's own files.
Parse the flag in the toolchain as well and keep it in unknown_args so build.py still receives it, then let the recipe consult ctx.optimize_python. This follows --private and --with-debug-symbols, which are also build.py arguments that are needed before the distribution is assembled.
This is how the spesmilo fork currently patched this:
spesmilo@ecd5516
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