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@PrinceNaroliya PrinceNaroliya commented Sep 3, 2025

Summary

This PR updates the documentation in `library/multiprocessing.rst` under the Using a remote manager section.

Changes

  • Replaced direct `Queue()` usage with `Manager().Queue()`.
  • Updated local process example for consistency with remote manager usage.
  • Ensured examples reflect safe multiprocessing practices.

Impact

  • Clarifies correct usage for beginners following the docs.
  • Prevents confusion around proxy objects and remote accessibility.
  • Aligns the Using a remote manager section with other multiprocessing examples.

Related Issue

Fixes #64063


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@StanFromIreland StanFromIreland changed the title [doc] Clarify safe usage of Queue in multiprocessing "Using a remote manager" section gh-64063: Clarify safe usage of Queue in multiprocessing "Using a remote manager" section Sep 3, 2025
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Hello! I have fixed your title for you to what it should be, I suggest you read these helpful pages in the devguide.

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Thank you for fixing the title, and for sharing the devguide links.
I’ll make sure to follow the title and contribution guidelines properly in my future PRs.

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