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Wrap native static methods in staticmethod descriptors - #9453
Found while round-tripping str.__dict__["maketrans"] with Cloudpickle.
Summary
Store native static methods as staticmethod descriptors in class dictionaries, exposing __func__ and __wrapped__ while preserving access through classes and instances.
Preserve the wrapped function's metadata. During bootstrap, defer hashing the metadata until the first interpreter chooses its hash seed.
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Corrected the behavior of str.maketrans so it remains identifiable as a static method and can be called through either the str class or a string instance. Both call styles now produce the expected character-mapping result. This also keeps the method’s underlying function and wrapped-function references consistent when inspected.
Static-flagged native methods now return as PyStaticMethod objects. Tests check the str.maketrans descriptor, its function references, and calls through the class and a string instance.
Changes: Native static-method descriptor
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Wrap and validate native static methods crates/vm/src/function/method.rs, extra_tests/snippets/builtin_type.py
to_proper_method wraps static-flagged methods in PyStaticMethod. Tests check str.maketrans descriptor attributes and calls through the class and an instance.
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No successful run was found on main (8eee162) during the generation of this report, so eccb9ad was used instead as the comparison base. There might be some changes unrelated to this pull request in this report. ↩
type_add_method wraps METH_STATIC functions with PyStaticMethod_New,
which stores only the callable and leaves the instance dict empty. Stop
copying __module__, __name__, __qualname__ and __doc__ into the wrapper,
and remove the process-wide pending table, Dict::initialize_attributes
and the hash secret hook that existed only to hash those keys during
bootstrap.
The snippet now checks __func__, __wrapped__ and calls through the class
and an instance; it also passes on CPython.
Assisted-by: Claude:claude-opus-5-5
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Found while round-tripping
str.__dict__["maketrans"]with Cloudpickle.Summary
staticmethoddescriptors in class dictionaries, exposing__func__and__wrapped__while preserving access through classes and instances.AI assistance
Written with Codex (GPT-6), reviewed by a human before submission.
Summary by CodeRabbit
str.maketransso it remains identifiable as a static method and can be called through either thestrclass or a string instance. Both call styles now produce the expected character-mapping result. This also keeps the method’s underlying function and wrapped-function references consistent when inspected.