Based on mail from python-dev.

http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2006-August/068306.html

def test():
   for abc in range(10):
       try: pass
       finally:
           try:
               continue
           except:
               pass

crashes.

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My two cents are a meta-note: I think that this should not go
into 2.5.0.  It fixes a bug with syntactically invalid
code, which nobody stumbled upon until recently although
it has been here for ages, and there is a (small) risk to
break syntactically valid code.

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I've been thinking similarly.  I didn't even update the
import magic for this.

Did you get a chance to review the patch?  It would be nice
to get this into 2.6 and then we can figure out if this
should go into 2.5.0 (probably not) or 2.5.1 (probably in my
current thinking), or just leave it for 2.6.

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I think we should just check this in in 2.5.0. It looks
fine, it's the simple and correct fix, and I don't see how
it could break legitimate code. It's not a complex piece of
code.

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Committed revision 51439. (2.6)

Thomas Wouters thinks this is fine to go in 2.5.  I'll leave
open for now until we decide what to do.

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Time to checkin for 2.5.1?

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Georg, if you don't mind doing this, I think it's fine to go
into 2.5.1.  I'll try to get around to it at some point if not.

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Committed rev. 52220 in 2.5 branch. Closing now.

Example code crashes Python 2.5 (r25:51908, Sep 19 2006, 09:52:17) [MSC v.1310 32 bit (Intel)], but this bug is closed as fixed. Is this OK? (Maybe I missed something, but this bug still exists...)

The bug was fixed after 2.5 was released.  The fix is in SVN currently and will be part of the 2.5.1 release.