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They exist only for Python2 compatibility (and not at the level of pickle opcodes). Nothing in the Python3 stdlib knows about any find_global, which was historically (in Python2) just a way to expose the C-level find_class. Stuffing a new implementation into the module global hasn't had any effect on how cPickle_pickle_33 actually worked since we dropped Python2 support.
$ rgrep find_global /opt/src/Python-3.3.7/ &&echo FOUND ||echo NOT FOUND
NOT FOUND
They exist only for Python2 compatibility (and not at the level of pickle opcodes). Nothing in the Python3 stdlib knows about any
find_global
, which was historically (in Python2) just a way to expose the C-levelfind_class
. Stuffing a new implementation into the module global hasn't had any effect on howcPickle
_pickle_33
actually worked since we dropped Python2 support.See https://github.com/zopefoundation/zodbpickle/pull/74/files
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