### Describe the bug Numba fails to compile functions using print() inside a marimo notebook. Minimal example: ``` from numba import njit @njit def test(): print(123) test() ``` This raises: ``` Untyped global name 'print': Cannot determine Numba type of <class 'function'> ``` However, replacing print with builtins.print works: ``` import builtins from numba import njit @njit def test(): builtins.print(123) test() ``` Inspection shows that marimo replaces the builtin print with a Python function wrapper: ``` import builtins print(print) print(builtins.print) print(print is builtins.print) ``` Output: ``` <function print at 0x7fd99e334fe0> <built-in function print> False ``` This appears to break libraries such as Numba that special-case the builtin print. ### Will you submit a PR? - [ ] Yes ### Environment <details> ``` { "marimo": "0.23.8", "editable": false, "location": "/home/ar/Work/back/.venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/marimo", "OS": "Linux", "OS Version": "7.0.10-201.fc44.x86_64", "Processor": "", "Python Version": "3.12.12", "Locale": "--", "Binaries": { "Browser": "--", "Node": "v22.22.2", "uv": "0.11.2 (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)" }, "Dependencies": { "click": "8.4.1", "docutils": "0.23", "itsdangerous": "2.2.0", "jedi": "0.19.2", "markdown": "3.10.2", "narwhals": "2.21.2", "packaging": "26.2", "psutil": "7.2.2", "pygments": "2.20.0", "pymdown-extensions": "10.21.3", "pyyaml": "6.0.3", "starlette": "1.2.1", "tomlkit": "0.15.0", "typing-extensions": "4.15.0", "uvicorn": "0.48.0", "websockets": "16.0" }, "Optional Dependencies": { "loro": "1.10.3", "mcp": "1.27.2", "pandas": "3.0.3", "polars": "1.41.2", "python-lsp-ruff": "2.3.1", "python-lsp-server": "1.14.0", "ruff": "0.15.15" }, "Experimental Flags": { "external_agents": true } } ``` </details> ### Code to reproduce _No response_
Describe the bug
Numba fails to compile functions using print() inside a marimo notebook.
Minimal example:
This raises:
However, replacing print with builtins.print works:
Inspection shows that marimo replaces the builtin print with a Python function wrapper:
Output:
This appears to break libraries such as Numba that special-case the builtin print.
Will you submit a PR?
Environment
Details
Code to reproduce
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