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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request updates argument validation and callback handling, buffer export behavior, index normalization, filter-key validation, and Unix mmap resize checks across standard-library and VM builtin operations. ChangesSQLite Backup Progress Callback
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LZMA Filter Key Validation
Unix mmap Resize Checks
Bytearray Buffer Export During Conversion
str Constructor Argument Validation
Regular Expression Position Handling
BLAKE2 Constructor Argument Binding
Duplicate Argument Error Handling
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A few invalid-argument calls may be accepted or report a different error than expected. These are narrow validation gaps and do not affect normal use. They should be fixed before or soon after merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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📦 Library DependenciesThe following Lib/ modules were modified. Here are their dependencies: [ ] lib: cpython/Lib/json dependencies:
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[ ] test: cpython/Lib/test/test_bytes.py (TODO: 15) dependencies: dependent tests: (no tests depend on bytes) [x] lib: cpython/Lib/hashlib.py dependencies:
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- Line 134: Update parse_filter_properties and parse_filter_chain_item to use
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Apply the key check to property encoding.
_encode_filter_properties calls parse_filter_properties, not parse_filter_chain_item. A filter dictionary with an unsupported key can therefore pass property encoding even though the constructors now reject it. Route both entrypoints through the filter-specific key check. CPython uses one filter-specifier converter for both entrypoints. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @crates/stdlib/src/lzma.rs at line 134:
Update parse_filter_properties and parse_filter_chain_item to use the shared
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| let encoding = str_new_str_arg(args.encoding, "encoding", vm)?; | ||
| let errors = str_new_str_arg(args.errors, "errors", vm)?; |
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Validate encoding and errors before checking for object.
If a caller passes str(encoding=123) or str(errors=123), py_new takes the missing-object branch and returns "". The previous typed argument binding rejected these values. Move both calls to str_new_str_arg before the match args.object, so every supplied value receives validation. CPython also validates these arguments before constructing the empty string. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @crates/vm/src/builtins/str.rs around lines 482 - 483:
Move the `str_new_str_arg` calls for `args.encoding` and `args.errors` before
the `match args.object` in `py_new`, so invalid supplied values are rejected
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Merging this PR will not alter performance
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| Function | Base (a403341) | Head (45c1a00) |
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__memcpy_avx_unaligned_erms (self) |
138.2 µs, mostly called from _int_realloc (20 call paths) |
61.0 µs, almost none from _int_realloc |
malloc_consolidate (self) |
66.6 µs, triggered from _int_malloc |
38.7 µs, triggered from free |
_int_malloc (total) |
163.3 µs | 75.2 µs |
Parser functions (Lexer::next_token, parse_lhs_expression, parse_simple_statement, bump, …) cost about the same on both sides, and slightly more on head. Nearly all of the gain is in libc:
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reallocoften couldn't grow vectors in place, so it copied them to a new block. - Head: most of those reallocations grew in place.
Which case you get depends on the heap's state when the benchmark starts, not on parser code. That state varies because criterion runs every benchmark in one process. The benchmark files are also collected into a std::collections::HashMap (benches/execution.rs:127), which iterates in a random order, so the allocations made before this benchmark differ from run to run.
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| Commit | Value |
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| 4b6ad58 (rustix bump) | 1.666 ms |
| a403341 (base for this PR) | 1.883 ms |
| ef5c651 (wasi signal fix) | 1.748 ms |
| 0e67b82 (cc bump) | 1.874 ms |
| This PR (45c1a00) | 1.693 ms |
None of these commits change the parser, yet the value moves between 1.67 and 1.88 ms (about 13%). This PR's result falls inside that range. The base happened to be one of the slow runs, which is why the comparison shows +11%.
Takeaway: treat this result as noise. The PR has no real performance effect on parsing, and the other 61 benchmarks are unchanged. To make these results more stable, iterate the benchmark files in a fixed order (e.g. a BTreeMap). Running the parse_to_ast group in its own process would also stop earlier benchmarks from changing the heap state.
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- Investigate the richards.py parse_to_ast improvement — Run-to-run noise in glibc malloc/realloc. The PR does not touch the parser.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not count Flatten(None) as a positional parameter.
FromArgs::PARAMS defines Flatten(None) as contributing nothing. When it precedes a positional-or-keyword parameter, this increment shifts the parameter position. For example, one positional argument plus a keyword for that first parameter then evades the duplicate check and reaches a different binding error. Count PositionalOnly here, but leave Flatten(None) unchanged.
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Update the `ParamKind::Flatten(None) | ParamKind::PositionalOnly` match arm so
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Negative values clamp to 0, and values beyond Py_ssize_t raise OverflowError. Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-opus-5-5
- bytearray: keep the buffer exported while converting the needle of find/count/index/rfind/rindex/__contains__/split/rsplit and the hex separator, so resizing from there raises BufferError - str(): report non-str encoding/errors as "str() argument 'X' must be str, not T", and check argument counts and name/position duplicates for keyword calls - _json.scanstring: take end as a signed integer and raise ValueError when it is out of bounds - lzma: reject filter specs with keys the filter does not take - mmap: raise ValueError when growing a shared anonymous mapping on Linux/NetBSD - _sqlite3: check that the backup progress argument is callable - Remove the expectedFailure markers of the tests these fix Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-opus-5-5
bind_for reports a keyword that fills a parameter already given by position before other binding errors, using the parameter list of the FromArgs type. getargs shares the message, str() drops its own check, and blake2b/blake2s name themselves in binding errors. Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-opus-5-5
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This carries over the parts of #7993 by @JamesClarke7283 that main still needs. The commit is authored by them.
Dropped from #7993:
test_syntaxchanges. Take SyntaxError messages and ranges from the parser #8983 replaced that approach by taking messages from the parser.Of the 35 tests #7993 unmarks, 24 already pass on main. This PR fixes and unmarks these:
test_search_methods_reentrancy_raises_buffererror,test_hex_use_after_freetest_str_invalid_calltest_custom_strenumtest_clinic_signature_errorstest_overflowtest_bad_filter_spec,test_init_bad_filter_spectest_resize_up_anonymous_mappingtest_non_callable_progressInstead of #7993's hashlib-specific check,
FuncArgs::bind_fornow reports a keyword that fills a parameter already given by position (argument for f() given by name ('x') and position (n)) before other binding errors, for every function bound with aFromArgssignature.str()relies on it too.test_overflowruns against the pure-Python decoder too, sorenow takespos/endposas signed integers and raises OverflowError on overflow.test_ast'stest_replace_non_str_kwargstays marked: it still fails with #7993's changes.Not checked locally: the mmap check only applies on Linux/NetBSD, so it was not compiled or run here.
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