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by da39a3ee
1061 days ago
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Is what you're describing only true of the "Framework" Python build on MacOS? It sounds like that's the case from a quick read of the issue you linked. I would say that people should basically never use the "Framework" Python on MacOS. (There's some insanity IIRC where matplotlib wants you to use the Framework build? But that's matplotlib) |
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No. This behavior is present on any Python 3.8 or greater running on MacOS, enforced via "platform == darwin" runtime check: https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/13626/files#diff-6836...
You can check the default process-start method of your Python's multiprocessing by running this command: "python -c 'import multiprocessing; print(multiprocessing.get_start_method())'"