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gh-91636: Don't clear required fields of function objects - #91651
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| Py_CLEAR(op->func_annotations); | ||
| /* Below are required attributes, so to keep everything in | ||
| * a consistent state, don't clear them. They're immutable, | ||
| * so they can't participate in cycles anyway. |
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Ah, good catch, it can be a subclass:
>>> def f():
... pass
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>>> class S(str):
... pass
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>>> f.__name__ = S("???") # no errorI don't know what a good solution is.
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Does this require backports? |
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3.10 and 3.9 have no |
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