That's the entire patch. Others are working around bugs in the C extensions themselves that a different implementation happens to expose, and can be upstreamed:
# None of the patches are needed since 43.0, the pyo3 patches have been upstreamed
And finally, some are just general portability improvements. Fork doesn't exist on Windows. Often it can be replaced with just starting a sub-process.
So the patching situation has been getting much better over time, partly due to the GraalPy team actively getting involved with and improving the Python ecosystem as a whole.
https://github.com/oracle/graalpython/blob/b907353de1b72a14e...
That's the entire patch. Others are working around bugs in the C extensions themselves that a different implementation happens to expose, and can be upstreamed:https://github.com/oracle/graalpython/blob/b907353de1b72a14e...
Still others exist for old module versions, but are now obsolete:
https://github.com/oracle/graalpython/blob/b907353de1b72a14e...
And finally, some are just general portability improvements. Fork doesn't exist on Windows. Often it can be replaced with just starting a sub-process.So the patching situation has been getting much better over time, partly due to the GraalPy team actively getting involved with and improving the Python ecosystem as a whole.