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[21:28] <IvanPonomarev> Hello, can anyone look at http://bugs.jython.org/issue2609
[21:28] <IvanPonomarev> It seems that datetime.strptime is broken in 2.7.1 when run in multi-threaded environment because of a non-threadsafe regexp shared between threads.
[21:28] <IvanPonomarev> It seems also that regexp BECAME non-threadsafe in 2.7.1
[21:43] <lawltoad> I'm not a realy jython dev, but do you have a link to the commit that change happened in?
[21:46] <IvanPonomarev> no, unfortunately. But I've attached a small script that reproduces the problem on 2.7.1 (and doesn't reproduce on 2.7.0)
[21:47] <IvanPonomarev> The related question is: should regexp be threadsafe in Jython? Because in Java it is not.
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