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gh-104223: Fix issues with inheriting from buffer classes #104227
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Can you add a test in which the class has multiple inheritance? Also tests for when there are two or classes in mro which support buffer protocol?
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Adding some tests. It's hard to come up with a case where multiple bases support the C buffer protocol, because that will almost inevitably lead to:
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Hmm, maybe try one var length and one pure python type which implements buffer protocol.
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Yes, just pushed. Thanks for the review!
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I see, you would have to write a custom type in C whose layout doesn't conflicts for that. Probably an object which has just object header and supports buffer protocol.
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TBH, I agree this is an edge case but I try to be extra careful when touching
typeobject, hope you don't mind the extra work.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Better to catch this now then right before 3.12 final!
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Confirmed the bug I outlined above, I'll have to step out for a few hours and fix it after that.
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Thinking about it more, that crash isn't actually due to PEP 688: it reproduces without any Python
__buffer__method. So I don't think there's any more interesting cases to cover for PEP 688.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Filed #104297 for that case.