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Align builtin signatures exposed by whats_left - #9530
First expose the signature mismatches already calculated by scripts/whats_left.py, then correct thirteen concrete builtin mismatches from the recorded CPython 3.15.0 comparison:
Positional parameter names for hex, oct, reversed, range_iterator.__setstate__, slice.__class_getitem__, and sentinel.__deepcopy__.
print's variadic name through the existing ArgName mechanism (*objects).
Reuse dict's typed get/fromkeys arguments for frozendict, matching CPython's shared method definitions and the existing None behavior.
Expose bytearray's actual __reduce_ex__(proto=0) and take_bytes(n=None) defaults without changing raw object/index conversion.
Expose bytearray.split/rsplit parameters through a deferred raw-argument wrapper. Separator conversion still occurs inside the existing buffer export guard; receiver tuple metadata, outer arity and call flags retain the original dispatch behavior.
No Lib/snippet/assertion edits or global binder-order changes.
Evidence
The initial report-only head was 68646843423633e60bd54c6d4150db953b303804 (CI run 41440731498). Its Ubuntu report contains 127 mismatches across 28 module groups; macOS contains 114, and Windows contains 200. Those are baseline observations, not remaining counts for the new head.
Expected contracts are checked against CPython 3.15.0 source d220409a, including bytearray clinic signatures and frozendict's use of the dict clinic methods.
The existing --signature flag changes only final printing of results already computed. There are no new module scans/imports/interpreter runs. whats_left compares normalized inspect.signature, not just raw __text_signature__; uninspectable CPython references retain existing filtering.
Validation
Independent source review, normal commit hooks and git diff --check passed. Local native compile/tests were not run because the dependency/cache bootstrap blocker remains. Existing full CI and exact-new-head signature reports must confirm both execution compatibility and the expected thirteen reductions; they are not claimed before measurement.
This does not fix every mismatch or the subinterpreter/queue stubs. It does not claim that correcting introspection metadata proves full CPython call/error-order compatibility. Draft retained pending validation.
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New Features
The byte-array reduction method now defaults its protocol argument to 0.
The built-in print function accepts objects as the name of its positional argument for keyword-based calls.
Refactor
Standardized argument handling for frozen-dictionary methods and byte-array operations; their core behavior is unchanged.
Clarified parameter names for several built-in methods without changing their behavior.
Enable the existing --signature output without adding imports, scans, builds, or comparisons. This first report-only change exposes already-computed mismatches for follow-up fixes; it does not claim signature compatibility.
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The changes update argument parsing and parameter declarations across bytearray and other builtins. They add and export NameObjects, which print uses for its positional arguments. The described lookup, conversion, formatting, and reversal behavior remains unchanged.
__reduce_ex__ defaults a missing protocol to 0. New argument adapters are used by take_bytes, split, and rsplit.
Named positional arguments for print crates/vm/src/function/argument.rs, crates/vm/src/function/mod.rs, crates/vm/src/stdlib/builtins.rs
NameObjects is added and re-exported. print uses it to type its positional arguments.
Other builtin argument declarations and names crates/vm/src/builtins/dict.rs, crates/vm/src/builtins/range.rs, crates/vm/src/builtins/sentinel.rs, crates/vm/src/builtins/slice.rs, crates/vm/src/stdlib/builtins.rs
Frozen-dict methods use shared argument structures. Parameter or local names change in range, sentinel, slice, hex, oct, and reversed; the described behavior remains unchanged.
Issue 6839 tracks the Python 3.15.0 upgrade and CPython signature alignment. This PR addresses part of that signature-alignment work.
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Use the reviewed one-line diagnostic option from RustPython#9530 so this datetime follow-up can verify the actual 13 reported differences on its own CI head. This only enables printing comparison results already computed by the existing whats_left step; imports, builds, scans, and test behavior are unchanged.
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Print the mismatches already computed by the existing whats_left invocation so the SQLite cohort can be compared with its actual baseline. Reuse the reviewed one-line --signature reporting change from RustPython#9530; no new scan, import, or build is added. Workflow actionlint and zizmor validation remains pending CI.
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Correct thirteen observed builtin signatures using actual argument metadata, preserving bytearray guarded conversion and positional/default behavior. The report-only baseline finished successfully on all three OS runners before this follow-up.
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Expose whats_left signature mismatches in CI
Align builtin signatures exposed by whats_left
Nov 2, 2026
Respond to review by keeping ArgIndex conversion boundaries while expressing the omitted protocol as a literal default.
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* Expose accurate datetime constructor and method signatures
Address the 13 datetime inspect.signature discrepancies in the actual whats_left report against CPython 3.15. Keep constructor pickle handling before normal typed binding, preserving argument destruction and subclass wrapping. Supply truthful defaults and positional parameter names. Independent source review and normal hooks passed; local compilation and runtime verification remain unavailable.
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* Report signature mismatches during existing CI scan
Use the reviewed one-line diagnostic option from #9530 so this datetime follow-up can verify the actual 13 reported differences on its own CI head. This only enables printing comparison results already computed by the existing whats_left step; imports, builds, scans, and test behavior are unchanged.
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* Align sqlite3 argument declarations with Python 3.15
Address all 24 SQLite entries from the actual whats_left Ubuntu signature
report with typed argument declarations, matching parameter names and
defaults. Correct positional/keyword binding, preserve dynamic fetchmany
arraysize and missing execute parameters, and make Blob.__exit__ require
its three arguments and return False.
Source-reviewed against CPython 3.15.0
(d220409a13b77de7a6c30abe16ea90db01528edc). Normal formatting and pre-commit
checks passed; native compile, runtime, clippy and canonical tests were
not run locally because the dependency closure is unavailable. Existing
Connection.__exit__ rollback/return and fetchmany uint32 range gaps remain
outside this patch.
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* Expose existing signature comparison details in CI
Print the mismatches already computed by the existing whats_left invocation so the SQLite cohort can be compared with its actual baseline. Reuse the reviewed one-line --signature reporting change from #9530; no new scan, import, or build is added. Workflow actionlint and zizmor validation remains pending CI.
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* Retire passing sqlite callback regression marker
Actual macOS CI on 0fc193e reported test_bpo37347 as an unexpected success twice. Its progress-handler n keyword now binds correctly. Regenerate the canonical file through scripts/update_lib migrate with the exact remaining marker metadata, removing only this expectedFailure while preserving both recursive-cursor skips and all test bodies.
Normal pre-commit hooks passed. The original full-suite failure and the new-head validation are separate; native tests were not rerun locally.
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* Use uint32 bounds for sqlite cursor fetch sizes
Store arraysize and bind fetchmany size as u32, matching Python 3.15. Preserve the current arraysize fallback and size=1 metadata, and rely on the existing unsigned index converter for negative ValueError and oversized OverflowError. The row loop still grows its result only as rows are returned and does not reserve by the declared limit.
This follow-up depends on the sqlite signature branch at b5c50e7. Independent source review and normal hooks passed; no local native compilation, runtime tests, or allocation-heavy boundary probes were run. Exact error wording and CPython post-error setter storage are not claimed identical.
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Preserve NameObjects from the builtins signature work and NameValues from main; keep the argument conversions and export guards unchanged.
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Use Option<PyObjectRef> with default = None instead of duplicating the None default in signature metadata. Omitted and explicit None arguments retain the same behavior, and index conversion stays before buffer state inspection. AI-assisted implementation and source review by OpenAI Codex.
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The take_bytes None-default cleanup removes the final use of OptionalArg in this module. Remove its now-unused import to fix the exact-head CI clippy failure. No behavior or test changes. AI-assisted diagnosis and implementation by OpenAI Codex.
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The earlier review-driven literal default in 27db316 creates a Python integer even when proto is omitted. Under the clarified runtime-cost requirement, restore OptionalArg and its direct native zero fallback, keeping supplied ArgIndex conversion and overflow order unchanged. Retain the existing metadata test with the specifically approved Raw("0") expectation. The take_bytes Option None cleanup and other builtin signature fixes remain unchanged. AI-assisted cost audit and implementation by OpenAI Codex.
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Add a Python-level signature check for bytearray.__reduce_ex__.
The new Rust test at crates/vm/src/builtins/bytearray.rs:503-509 checks only ByteArrayReduceExArgs::PARAMS. It does not check the signature that Python reports for the method. Add an assertion to extra_tests/snippets/builtin_signature.py next to the list.__dir__ and float.fromhex checks, for example assert str(inspect.signature(bytearray.__reduce_ex__)) == "(self, proto=0, /)". Confirm the exact string by running the snippet, because this was not executed.
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Review comment at @crates/vm/src/builtins/bytearray.rs around lines 507 - 509:
Add a Python-level signature assertion for bytearray.__reduce_ex__ in
extra_tests/snippets/builtin_signature.py alongside the list.__dir__ and
float.fromhex checks; verify the expected signature against the runtime rather
than relying only on ByteArrayReduceExArgs::PARAMS.
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crates/vm/src/builtins/bytearray.rs
crates/vm/src/builtins/dict.rs
crates/vm/src/builtins/range.rs
crates/vm/src/builtins/sentinel.rs
crates/vm/src/builtins/slice.rs
crates/vm/src/function/argument.rs
crates/vm/src/function/mod.rs
crates/vm/src/stdlib/builtins.rs
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Retain coverage of signature infrastructure while removing tests tied to individual Python callables, as requested.
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Summary
First expose the signature mismatches already calculated by
scripts/whats_left.py, then correct thirteen concrete builtin mismatches from the recorded CPython 3.15.0 comparison:hex,oct,reversed,range_iterator.__setstate__,slice.__class_getitem__, andsentinel.__deepcopy__.print's variadic name through the existingArgNamemechanism (*objects).get/fromkeysarguments for frozendict, matching CPython's shared method definitions and the existing None behavior.__reduce_ex__(proto=0)andtake_bytes(n=None)defaults without changing raw object/index conversion.bytearray.split/rsplitparameters through a deferred raw-argument wrapper. Separator conversion still occurs inside the existing buffer export guard; receiver tuple metadata, outer arity and call flags retain the original dispatch behavior.No Lib/snippet/assertion edits or global binder-order changes.
Evidence
The initial report-only head was
68646843423633e60bd54c6d4150db953b303804(CI run41440731498). Its Ubuntu report contains 127 mismatches across 28 module groups; macOS contains 114, and Windows contains 200. Those are baseline observations, not remaining counts for the new head.Expected contracts are checked against CPython 3.15.0 source
d220409a, including bytearray clinic signatures and frozendict's use of the dict clinic methods.The existing
--signatureflag changes only final printing of results already computed. There are no new module scans/imports/interpreter runs.whats_leftcompares normalizedinspect.signature, not just raw__text_signature__; uninspectable CPython references retain existing filtering.Validation
Independent source review, normal commit hooks and
git diff --checkpassed. Local native compile/tests were not run because the dependency/cache bootstrap blocker remains. Existing full CI and exact-new-head signature reports must confirm both execution compatibility and the expected thirteen reductions; they are not claimed before measurement.This does not fix every mismatch or the subinterpreter/queue stubs. It does not claim that correcting introspection metadata proves full CPython call/error-order compatibility. Draft retained pending validation.
Summary by CodeRabbit
0.printfunction acceptsobjectsas the name of its positional argument for keyword-based calls.