Check dict item accesses where it isn't already checked #2863
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Why isn't this a member of py::dict?
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Because the code that is intended to call this (function dispatcher) uses the raw CPython API, presumably for performance reasons?
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Also, if someone could retrigger the checks for this, it's likely that the tests will pass. |
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At this point, can't you just call dict_getitemstring?
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Nope, still has potential to raise an exception. See https://bugs.python.org/issue35459
As copied from cpython @ https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/d5fc99873769f0d0d5c5d5d99059177a75a4e46e/Objects/dictobject.c#L1545
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My bad, I was thinking about calling your dict_getitem. From this line on, dict_getitemstring and dict_getitem are the same.
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Not quite the same, Py_DECREF needs to be called on the key before the error is thrown.
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Hi Dustin, sorry for the long delay! This PR escaped me before. It looks very important. |
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Nice, thanks! Good to see that the new clang-tidy is happy. |
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I forgot to mention, I already integrated this PR for Google-internal global testing. I'll hold off merging until I get the results, later tonight if things go well. |
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The Google-internal testing was successful. Merging! |
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