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inpylint-dev/astroid (press backspace or delete to remove)I was workig with autoapi and I got weird errors related to relative imports:
astroid.exceptions.TooManyLevelsError: Relative import with too many levels (2) for module not_found_404
I finally realized ...
12rambau
- Opened 7 days ago
- #2766
Steps to reproduce
The following code triggers a ValueError in astroid:
class c(c ()):
_
class aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa(c ()):
_
This bug was discovered by ...
correctmost
- Opened 10 days ago
- #2764
Steps to reproduce
The following code triggers a MemoryError in astroid:
x=f {0:11111111111}
This bug was discovered by OSS-Fuzz: https://issues.oss-fuzz.com/issues/421940232 (report not public yet) ...
Crash 💥
topic-performance
correctmost
- Opened 17 days ago
- #2762
The use of klass here seems unnecessary as we always know the exact type (Uninferable). We probably just want to
reference that?
Originally posted by @DanielNoord in https://github.com/pylint-dev/astroid/pull/2758#discussion_r2119576197 ...
Good first issue
Help wanted 🙏
Pierre-Sassoulas
- 2
- Opened 19 days ago
- #2760
https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/stable/history.html#v80-9-0
Set a deadline for the removal of pkg_resources later this year (December). (#3085)
and emits corresponding warning.
This leads to test failure: ...
dependency
Maintenance
Needs PR
stanislavlevin
- Opened 19 days ago
- #2759
When importing NamedTuple from typing, I m implementing
class A[T, U](NamedTuple)
data: T
error: U
class B[T](A[T, T])
def __new__(cls, data: T, error: T, message: str | None) - Self:
...
Crash 💥
JungeWerther
- Opened on May 19
- #2753
When fuzzing astroid s harness in OSS-Fuzz, the following error occurs. It seems that astroid leaves the handling of
tokens to the Python library, so this doesn t constitute a bug in the astroid library, ...
gabe-sherman
- 2
- Opened on May 15
- #2746
Right now, it infers to eval (the bound method of builtins) itself, which is wrong. Note that eval.__get()__ correctly
resolves to an inference error.
Found while investigating #2672
Bug 🪳
Needs PR
temyurchenko
- Opened on May 13
- #2743
Right now they are missing from the both. Related to #2741
Enhancement ✨
temyurchenko
- Opened on May 13
- #2742
The majority of FunctionModel attributes (e.g. __lt__, __eq__, __class__) should be present in ObjectModel (see
https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#object.lt); and inherited by FunctionModel. ...
Enhancement ✨
temyurchenko
- Opened on May 13
- #2741

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