[BUG] TestCFrozendict::test_reversed <- test/common.py Fatal Python error: Aborted #82
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Effort: High
tons of caffeine needed
Needs: Help
Extra attention is needed
Priority: Low
Not a big problem...
Status: Wontfix
This will not be worked on
Type: Defect
Something works, but can work better
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Does the problem arise only with |
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The problem arises only with |
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If I run |
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Here is a gdb backtrace (with glibc-2.37): |
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Here is more verbose log from gdb: gdb-backtrace-full.txt |
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Well, this stacktrace, together with the info about your py version, is enough. Maybe you want to put your long stacktraces on pastebin.com . The problem is simple: frozendict uses the internal that fails, because frozendict in the C extension "inherits" only from Mapping, not from dict. This is by design, not an accident. I could rewrite the entire Why do you need |
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In Gentoo users in general can choose to install python |
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On the contrary, I suppose what you are searching for is to compile |
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Furthermore, Do you know a CI/CD tool for Github that uses assertions? How is your pipeline? |
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I'd like to comment on the I tried to built the package with As for the image with assertion enabled, we're not using a specific one. The issue was discovered through our Gentoo tinderbox testing process, which you can learn more about here: https://blogs.gentoo.org/ago/2020/07/04/gentoo-tinderbox/. I managed to reproduce the problem using a |
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TL;DR I'll accept a PR, but no official support to
I doubt it. Sometimes I needed to debug the C Extension compiling the extension itself with asserts, not Python.
You have to compile the extension using a python without
In this case Someone can post a PR for this problem. It's not difficult. You have only to copy/paste the I leave the issue open, so it's more evident for users. |
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This bug report is based on https://bugs.gentoo.org/910474
OS version:
GentooPython3 version (python3 -V -V):
Python 3.10.12 (main, Jul 18 2023, 08:55:21) [GCC 13.1.1 20230527]The Python-3.10 is compiled with
--with-assertionsconfiguration flag enabledSteps to reproduce:
Actual result (with the python stack trace if present) (full log is here):
Here is more verbose log from gdb: gdb-backtrace-full.txt
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