TypeError: __init__() takes at most 5 arguments (6 given) in subprocess.py

[cleancut]

TypeError: __init__() takes at most 5 arguments (6 given) in subprocess.py

[e3krisztian]

context is optional in multiprocessing.Pool.__init__ and not used in green at all.

Would it do any harm if removed from LoggingDaemonlessPool.__init__?

[CleanCut]

@smspillaz

First, I'm not at all surprised that pypy3 crashed, as pypy3 targets the functionality of CPython 3.2.5, and CPython 3.2.0 was so hilariously awful from an implementing-green-point-of-view that I never even attempted it. (Green officially supports CPython 2.7, 3.4+, and pypy)

Second, I was absolutely shocked that pypy3 passed all of green's unit tests once this issue you pointed out was addressed. Either a lot of things changed between CPython 3.2.0 and 3.2.5, or pypy3 has just done an excellent job of adopting post-3.2 behavior.

Third, I took the advice of @krisztianfekete and just stopped attempting to pass-thru context. It's a slightly simpler fix for the moment (unless we start using context in the future).

It looks like I should be able to put this out in a 1.11.0 release later today.