loader: disable import tracing if sys.stderr is unavailable #5477
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The
FrozenImporter
inpymod03_importers
usestrace()
function ifsys.flags.verbose
is enabled to trace the imports tosys.stderr
. This results in the following error:Failed to execute script pyiboot01_bootstrap
when
sys.stderr
is unavailable (isNone
), which happens on Windows when windowed bootloader is used in combination withsys.flags.verbose
enabled (i.e.,--debug imports
or--debug all
is passed on the command-line).The problem is that while
pyiboot01_bootstrap
does install itsNullWriter
forsys.stderr
when the latter is unavailable, thathappens too late; there is an
import os
that happens between the end of bootstrap process (thepyimod03_importers.install()
call) and monkey-patchingNullWriter()
intosys.stderr
.While the problem could also be fixed by moving the
NullWriter
initialization before the offending import, simply disabling thetrace()
function seems a better option.Fixes #4213.