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I have security/stability issues with code objects having mutable
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with some clever way of causing different code to execute
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Rev. 58032 applied the patch and added a test to test_descr.
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Fixed in rev. 58096.
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Fixed on the trunk in rev. 58108. Need to change 2.5 to raise a warning.
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So the first example (in msg31624) crashes because of infinite recursion
with the repr of exceptions::
#7771 0x00065178 in BaseException_repr (self=0x5dc6b8) at
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#7772 0x0001d90c in PyObject_Repr (v=0x5dc6b8) at Objects/object.c:362
#7773
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OK, so I have attached a possible patch. I found out that
tuple.__repr__ didn't do anything to prevent infinite recursion since
you can't pull it off from Python code. But obviously C code is another
matter. =)
Same goes for object.__str__; it didn't think
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Are you going to add support to strptime as well?
As for the 'time' module, I don't think it would be useful as it serves
no purpose since the time tuple can't resolve to that resolution. If
you do add support, though, I guess you just default to 0
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Brett Are you going to add support to strptime as well?
I looked at strptime for about two seconds then moved on. I presume you
would know how to add it easily though
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time.tzset() was added in Python 2.3. Closing as fixed.
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Classifying as an RFE since this is not critical (as shown by it not
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Following Josiah's advice and closing this as this has been sitting here
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Can someone verify that the length issue has been fixed since Ptyhon 2.5?
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If you set nb_true_div on timedelta objects to delta_divide (just like
nb_floor_div) you won't have this problem as the division will just
work. Otherwise there is no other good way as if the divisor doesn't
work you need to return NotImplemented, which
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Since I already did this once I just did a more thorough job; patch is
attached.
PyObject_WriteString() just calls PyFile_WriteObject() which ends up
using PyObject_Print(), so it is was simple to handle those cases. I
then released the GIL for strings, lists
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Note the patch is inlined in a message.
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Good point. I changed it on my machine and it cut that whole section
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I will go ahead and do this for the other types and then upload another
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Applied in r58176. And I am glad this is not an issue in Py3K. =)
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In terms of strptime, I would just change _strptime.strptime() to
_strptime._strptime() and have it return everything along with the
microseconds measurement. Then have public functions that call that
function and either strip off the microseconds or not.
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The algorithm is actually kind of odd::
a b.split(None, 0)
['a b']
a b .split(None, 0)
['a b ']
a b .split(None, 1)
['a', 'b ']
So trailing whitespace on the original string is stripped only if the
number of splits is great enough to lead
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This is expected as str.split() is implemented in C and C code only has
keyword arguments if someone puts in the time and effort to support
them. Support could be added if so desired. But it does slow down
argument passing. If you look you will notice that none
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Just ran it without issue after doing an `svn up`.
As for fix vs. not, while fixing indentations and removing trailing whitespace
is nice, it isn't necessary. Both instances should be a rarity (most IDEs will
make sure the situation doesn't
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the tests with ``python3 -m test.importlib``. I actually only put the tests in
importlib.tests because that was common practice amongst newer packages in the
stdlib
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I'm with Raymond; this is unneeded consistency. I honestly would rather see
what little support there is for a trailing comma to go away, but w/o looking
at the grammar I am willing to bet that would be a pain to get right and not be
worth
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So I just looked at the syntax file linked by Antoine and that is definitely
*not* what he meant to link to; probably meant
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=790 . As for the indentation
file, it's out-of-date and so doesn't
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I say ditch it.
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That's a fair assessment. A lot of the bugs that are easy to fix got closed out
a couple of years back. The rest are (I think) considered too difficult and too
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But if you have a local copy of the Vim files from the community what is
preventing you from editing them for new keywords and sending a patch to the
maintainer so that the rest of the community is brought up to speed that much
faster?
I
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This is still failing. I also just confirmed it is also happening for 3.1 and
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r87812 shows that using getopt is not a good thing; having the short and long
versions of an argument separated from each other can lead to bugs. It would be
good to move test.regrtest over to argparse to help prevent that from happening
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I will be writing a proper task item for this (there's a reason it's a todo
item =), but I will read this before writing it so feel free to leave any
thoughts or ideas for the future task
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You missed importlib/abc.py which uses the annotations to document the types of
method arguments (and their return values), e.g., what Guido said he might use
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not, but do not take it upon yourself to change the status on your own once a
core developer has already closed an issue as their decision supersedes
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Filed a bug with LLVM/Clang: http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=9014
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Chris Lattner from LLVM says that this has been fixed in their mainline and
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by people wanting to contribute as something to do. Should also mention in the
task that some APIs should probably be private:
http://mail.python.org/pipermail
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info to decide what skipped tests were expected (or not) based on a list kepted
in regrtest.py.
For detecting compiler failures, an ImportError should be a test
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Once the proper function in test.support comes about then a dev task to help
move everything over can be created. And then once all needed test modules have
been switched over the ImportError try/except statement in regrtest can be
removed
New submission from Brett Cannon br...@python.org:
test.regrtest is rather old and has not been updated to take advantage of all
the latest features in unittest (e.g., test discovery). It might be a rather
large undertaking with various bits requiring some changes (e.g., getting away
from
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Yes. So for _winreg (if we even have tests) it would be skipped on all OSs
other than Windows, on on Windows it would be a test failure if it didn't work
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Yes, I somewhat view this as an index issue. I don't expect a wholesale move
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That entire portion of the FAQ has been removed as it was redundant compared to
other parts of the devguide.
Closing as out of date.
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At least the test_trace fix for preventing the complete destruction of any
preset trace should be looked at and possibly applied separately (prevents
coverage.py from covering the entire test suite as well). Should probably add a
test
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--pylib Lib/test/regrtest.py test_sys`` you get::
Fatal Python error: Cannot recover from stack overflow
Have not taken the time to try to figure out exactly what
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Ran the test under verbose mode at Antoine's suggestion; test triggering the
failure is test_recursionlimit_recovery
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The comment on the test says its brittle and sensitive to nothing mucking
around with recursion depth, so the test probably need a unittest.skipIf check
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I have a patch for this which makes it a CPython-only test along with being
conditional if a trace function is set. Making it a release blocker to see if
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Georg cleared the commit; just waiting for a test run with coverage.py to
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r88153 w/ a review by Georg Brandl
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The attached patch adds resource monitoring to test.regrtest to detect which
tests are changing the trace function w/o putting back to what it was
previously. The tests listed below are thus all being naughty. This is a
meta-issue to help
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If you run ``test.regrtest -T`` you will discover that (at least)
test_importlib and test_runpy prevent coverage data from being written out as
'trace' will try to find files which no longer exist. Both test suites create
temp files, import
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A bunch of tests fail when run under coverage (trend seems to be refcount
tests). This is to act as a meta-issue to keep track of what tests need to be
fixed.
[fail under both coverage.py and regrtest -T]
test_ctypes
test_descr
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I've done what I plan to do to Misc and moving Porting was not part of it. I
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Cinder on IRC found that test_exception's RuntimeError test triggers a
trace_trampoline() line of code which resets the trace function as an exception
gets triggered in the trace function itself.
test_doctest is being messy and setting pdb's
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test_scope blindly resets the trace function to None.
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And here is a revelation: test_sys_settrace clobbers the trace function blindly.
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test_zipimport_support fails because test_doctest fails; it re-runs the tests
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test_io is causing coverage.py to complain thanks to the TextIOWrapperTests,
and the regrtest check is complaining about SignalsTests. Don't know why
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test_runpy fails because of a recursion depth test (test_main_recursion_error).
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test_richcmp is failing because of a recursion test (test_recursion)
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For test_io.*SignalsTests, its all the tests calling check_interrupted_write().
For TestIOWrapperTests its test_threads_write() (although only coverage.py is
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OK, now that all the modules have been analyzed, let's see what is what.
The modules not playing nicely with others by blindly reseting the trace module:
test_doctest
test_pdb
test_scope
test_sys_settrace
test_zipimport_support (because
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Here is a patch that fixes test_scope.
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Here is a partial patch for test_sys_settrace. It fails on
test_19_no_jump_without_trace_function for some reason I don't understand. It
also doesn't protect against it being CPython-only as that is a function
decorator and basically the whole
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You could return -1 for everything. =)
In all seriousness, it could simply be proportional. IMO as long as people
realize if a list takes up less space than a dict then the numbers seem fine to
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