Update Lib stream concurrency tests and pyrepl decorators to Python 3.15 by youknowdot · Pull Request #9434 · RustPython/RustPython

youknowdot · 2026-10-28T13:54:08Z

Summary

Sync three previously missing canonical Python 3.15 free-threading suites: bz2, lzma, and pickle (six test methods).
Restore canonical class-decorator lambdas in pyrepl's Unix console tests, removing obsolete RustPython symbol-table workarounds. Preserve the existing Android expected-failure marker.
All four migrations use scripts/update_lib migrate from CPython d220409a13b77de7a6c30abe16ea90db01528edc. The three new files are byte-identical; no new skips, assertion changes, or duplicated package initializer.

Scope and validation

Updater unit tests: 228 passed. Applicable configured hooks and diff checks passed.
The three free-threading suites were source-reviewed, not run locally. RustPython passes the package GIL-disabled gate; ordinary threading/provider gates still apply, and hosted CI must establish their runtime result.
Stream methods serialize native state; pickle copies owned references under container guards before recursive encoding. This does not establish general CPython concurrency or compression equivalence.
Compression tests use up to 10 workers. Pickle uses 11 workers per test and 20,000 total dumps of containers up to roughly 1,000 integers. Existing CI's 600-second test timeout is outer containment, not proof of deadlock freedom.
Importing test_bz2.BaseTest reads/compresses a finite list of test source files (432 files / 16.5 MB source upper bound at the base). Its decoder helper may invoke bunzip2, otherwise using bz2.decompress; no internal subprocess timeout is added.
Five isolated canonical compile/decorator checks passed on a provenance-verified earlier RustPython binary with unchanged compiler/symbol-table sources. These did not import or execute the full pyrepl test module or exercise a terminal/PTY, and are not a full current-main suite result.

The remaining free-threading zlib suite is intentionally not included: #8909 addresses a relevant pending-output drain path. The intern and JSON prerequisites in #9430 and #9431 are now merged.

Native LZMA prerequisite found by CI

The original head failed the canonical LZMA decompressor test on Linux, macOS and Windows. The same zero-length first result reproduces with ten serial calls, so this failure is not evidence of a locking race. LZMA_GET_CHECK consumes the header without output; the old current-liblzma loop then mistook allocated output capacity for produced bytes and returned prematurely.

The focused native follow-up changes only crates/common/src/compression/lzma.rs: use a bounded output slice and actual consumed/produced counts, continue after header notification, drain pending output with empty input, and maintain needs_input from output-quota exhaustion. No backend or locking replacement, and all four posted Lib files remain unchanged.

Validation of the follow-up:

Scoped cargo check, strict Clippy, configured hooks and a bounded executable build passed.
Eight complete existing canonical LZMA methods passed without skips: chunked/empty-input/max-size decoding, input-buffer cases 1–3, unused data and calls after EOF.
The exact ten-call serial equivalent now returns ten 128-byte chunks, the full expected payload, EOF true, needs_input false and 828 bytes of unused data. Small zero-quota and empty-input sequences were also checked. These are serial checks, not local execution of the free-threading suites.
The pinned CPython 3.15 host lacks _lzma; compatibility evidence is its canonical tests and C implementation, not a successful CPython runtime differential run. Broader native-error recovery state behavior remains outside this fix.

This current-liblzma correction intentionally overlaps the progress/capped-output algorithm in pending #8639, whose xz-core port would supersede this loop. The full backend port is not imported here; this is a focused prerequisite for the already-posted canonical tests.

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Bug Fixes
- Improved LZMA decompression when output is limited, buffered data remains, or input is exhausted, reducing the chance of incorrect stream status or buffer-space errors.

Follow-up: retire obsolete LZMA markers

The native buffered-output fix also makes the complete canonical CompressorDecompressorTestCase.test_decompressor_chunks_maxsize and FileTestCase.test_issue21872 pass. Their old expected-failure decorators caused unexpected-success failures in the next hosted run; scripts/update_lib migrate now retires exactly those two decorators, preserving all other markers and canonical assertions. Both full methods passed against pinned canonical source (2 tests) and regenerated repository source (2 tests), without skips or expected failures, using the unchanged protected native binary. These are bounded in-memory decompression tests; no broader LZMA or local concurrency suite was run for this follow-up.

Sync canonical bz2, lzma, and pickle free-threading tests and retire obsolete class-decorator symbol-table workarounds while preserving the Android marker. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex: model version unavailable

coderabbitai · 2026-10-28T13:54:14Z

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The LZMA decompressor now writes into fixed-size output blocks, tracks input consumption, and reports when the output limit caps processing. The decompressor uses that result to set whether more input is needed.

Changes: LZMA decompression

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Process output blocks `crates/common/src/compression/lzma.rs`	`LzmaStream::process` writes to a caller-provided output slice. `decompress_chunks` tracks consumed input, checks buffered output before exhausted input, and reports stream completion and output caps.
Update decompressor state `crates/common/src/compression/lzma.rs`	`Decompressor::decompress` uses the chunk result to set stream status and `needs_input`. It returns the output without a separate error conversion.

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Change: Bug fix

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Merge Risk: Low · previous review f491c

Repeated empty LZMA decompression calls with a zero output limit can unexpectedly raise an error. This narrow compatibility regression should be fixed or accepted as a bounded follow-up.

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Keep processing header notifications while output space remains, drain buffered output with empty input, and retain capped-output state for needs_input. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex: model version unavailable

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- Line 398: In the decompression flow around the `filled` calculation, restore
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coderabbitai · 2026-10-28T16:02:03Z

+        chunks.advance(consumed);
+        let status = result?;
+        output.extend_from_slice(&block[..produced]);
+        let filled = produced == available;


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R=~/.cargo/registry/src/index.crates.io-1949cf8c6b5b557f echo '-----XZ_STREAM_DOC-----' nl -ba $R/xz-0.4.6-rc.0/src/stream.rs | sed -n '140,156p' echo '-----XZ_PROCESS_FN-----' nl -ba $R/xz-0.4.6-rc.0/src/stream.rs | sed -n '1270,1312p' echo '-----LIBLZMA_C_COUNTER-----' rg -n -F -e 'allow_buf_error' -e 'LZMA_BUF_ERROR' -- $R/xz-sys-0.4.6-rc.0 2>/dev/null | grep -v 'sys_equivalence' | head -20 || test "$?" -eq 1 echo '-----LIB_MAXLEN_ZERO_RS-----' rg -n -F -e 'max_length' -- crates/stdlib/src/lzma.rs crates/common/src/compression/lzma.rs | head -20 || test "$?" -eq 1

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Stop zero-length max_length=0 calls from raising Insufficient buffer space.

With max_length=0, available and produced are both 0, so filled is true. The first decompress(b"", 0) call returns b"" with needs_input false. A second zero-length call gets MemNeeded from liblzma. The guard at line 402 then returns Insufficient buffer space. The removed early return returned b"" for this input, so this is a regression. Before the fix, keep the empty-input return for max_length=0. Keep draining buffered output for nonzero limits.

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Regenerate the canonical LZMA tests with update_lib, retaining all other existing markers. Both complete affected methods pass with the native buffered-output fix. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex: model version unavailable

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Merging this PR will not alter performance

✅ 62 untouched benchmarks
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Update Lib stream concurrency tests and pyrepl decorators to Python 3.15

a605d1e

Sync canonical bz2, lzma, and pickle free-threading tests and retire obsolete class-decorator symbol-table workarounds while preserving the Android marker. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex: model version unavailable

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Fix LZMA bounded-output stream progress

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Keep processing header notifications while output space remains, drain buffered output with empty input, and retain capped-output state for needs_input. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex: model version unavailable

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Retire passing bounded LZMA decoding markers

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Regenerate the canonical LZMA tests with update_lib, retaining all other existing markers. Both complete affected methods pass with the native buffered-output fix. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex: model version unavailable

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