remove use of io.TextIOWrapper(write_through) #1526
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Then the docs must be wrong -- that line is literally from the CPython 3.2 repo. |
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It is seems to be delibarate based on this bug report. |
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Nevertheless I'd prefer not to have to make this change in mypy's tests (since it's supposed to be a mostly unchanged copy of some stdlib code). |
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Based on the documentation The
write_throughargument toio.TextIOWrapperwas only added in python 3.3, but it is used instdlib-samples/3.2/subprocess.pywhich is python 3.2.