[3.15] gh-157914: Revert "gh-135871: Reload lock internal state while spinning in PyMutex_LockTimed (gh-146064)" (gh-158082) - #158290
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…while spinning in `PyMutex_LockTimed` (pythongh-146064)" (pythongh-158082) (cherry picked from commit baec764) Co-authored-by: Daniele Parmeggiani <daniele.parmeggiani@arm.com>
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Hi! I run a small project that benchmarks CPython builds on AWS Lambda to catch performance regressions before they reach a runtime release, and it picked up this one on the 3.15 branch too. On a free-threaded build with Since the last release candidate still has it, it would be great to get this revert into 3.15.0. Thanks @dpdani for tracking it down! |
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@hugovk do you want to merge? |
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(cherry picked from commit baec764)
Co-authored-by: Daniele Parmeggiani daniele.parmeggiani@arm.com