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Accept fd as a keyword in epoll.unregister - #9553
Accept fd as a positional or keyword argument to select.epoll.unregister, matching CPython 3.15.0. This addresses the observed (self, fd, /) versus (self, /, fd) signature mismatch.
Bind the raw argument before converting it with the existing Fildes converter. Invalid argument shapes therefore cannot invoke fileno(). Descriptor conversion, the epoll-open check, and the existing host delete operation retain their order; no descriptor ownership changes are introduced.
The PR-added metadata test was removed as requested in review; signature coverage will be handled by the text_signature tests. No Lib tests, workflow, or other epoll methods are changed.
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On revision 9d1eddc367bb, workspace and C-API tests/clippy plus test_epoll were attempted offline; all stopped before compilation because the configured parking_lot_core revision is unavailable locally. Normal commit hooks and independent review passed for the metadata-test removal.
Existing canonical test_epoll coverage uses positional unregister calls; it does not establish the new fd= behavior or invalid-shape callback behavior by execution.
Existing CI and its --signature report should confirm this one item on the new head. The historical 127-item baseline is not an integrated-main baseline for this PR.
This does not fix epoll.modify, the separately invalid CPython comparison for epoll.register, or all binder diagnostic wording. Draft pending CI validation.
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Unregister requests now validate the argument’s shape before converting it to a file descriptor. Invalid argument shapes are therefore handled before the event polling instance is accessed or a registration is removed, providing more consistent error handling for malformed requests.
Bind the raw argument before converting its file descriptor so invalid argument shapes cannot invoke fileno. Keep descriptor validation and epoll deletion unchanged.
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PyEpoll.unregister now binds its argument as a Python object and converts it to Fildes inside the method. This places conversion after argument-shape validation and before registration deletion.
Changes: Epoll unregister argument handling
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Bind before file descriptor conversion crates/stdlib/src/select.rs
A private argument type binds the raw Python object. unregister converts it to Fildes after argument-shape validation. The deletion and error mapping remain unchanged.
RustPython/RustPython#9506 — The change applies the argument-validation-before-conversion ordering to epoll.unregister. It does not change the generic FuncArgs::bind_for path.
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Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 1d3e0
The change enables unregister(fd=...) while preserving descriptor conversion and deletion ordering. No concrete merge-blocking regression was established; the existing register/modify mask inconsistency remains a separate follow-up.
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Leave signature coverage to the shared text_signature tests as requested. Production argument binding is unchanged.
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epoll.unregister now accepts fd as a keyword. Every unregister call in Lib/test/test_epoll.py passes the descriptor positionally, so a binder regression on the keyword path would not fail these tests. Add a case that calls ep.unregister(fd=...) and checks that the registration is removed.
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Review comment at @crates/stdlib/src/select.rs around lines 481 - 482:
Add a test in the epoll unregister coverage that calls unregister with fd as a
keyword argument and verifies the registration is removed; keep the existing
positional-call coverage intact.
Add a regression test for epoll.unregister argument-shape rejection.
Add a regression test for epoll.unregister argument-shape rejection.
No test in the repository calls epoll.unregister with an invalid argument shape and checks that the argument's fileno() stays uncalled. The method now converts args.fd with Fildes::try_from_object before it touches the epoll object. A future change that moves conversion ahead of binding would call fileno() on invalid calls, and no test would fail. Add a case to extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_select.py. Pass an object whose fileno() records its calls, use an unexpected keyword and a duplicate fd, and assert that TypeError is raised and that no call was recorded.
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Review comment at @crates/stdlib/src/select.rs around lines 589 - 590:
Add a regression test for epoll.unregister using an object whose fileno()
records calls; exercise invalid argument shapes with an unexpected keyword and
duplicate fd, and assert each raises TypeError without calling fileno().
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Keep main's epoll.modify argument binding and metadata test alongside the existing unregister keyword binding. Leave the rejected unregister metadata test absent.
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Make register convert eventmask the same way as modify.
628-628: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Make register convert eventmask the same way as modify.
modify passes a signed eventmask through epoll_eventmask, so -2147483647 is accepted and registers as EPOLLET | EPOLLIN. register still takes OptionalArg<u32>, which raises ValueError for the same value. For an equivalent mask, modify can succeed on a registered descriptor where register fails.
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Review comment at @crates/stdlib/src/select.rs at line 628:
Update register to accept eventmask with the same signed type and conversion
path as modify, so negative masks such as -2147483647 reach epoll_eventmask and
produce the equivalent mask instead of raising ValueError; leave the existing
mask conversion behavior unchanged.
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Summary
Accept
fdas a positional or keyword argument toselect.epoll.unregister, matching CPython 3.15.0. This addresses the observed(self, fd, /)versus(self, /, fd)signature mismatch.Bind the raw argument before converting it with the existing
Fildesconverter. Invalid argument shapes therefore cannot invokefileno(). Descriptor conversion, the epoll-open check, and the existing host delete operation retain their order; no descriptor ownership changes are introduced.The PR-added metadata test was removed as requested in review; signature coverage will be handled by the text_signature tests. No Lib tests, workflow, or other epoll methods are changed.
Reference
CPython 3.15.0
Modules/clinic/selectmodule.c.hlines 911–960 accepts keywords and unpacks arguments before converting the file descriptor.Validation
git diff --checkpassed.9d1eddc367bb, workspace and C-API tests/clippy plustest_epollwere attempted offline; all stopped before compilation because the configuredparking_lot_corerevision is unavailable locally. Normal commit hooks and independent review passed for the metadata-test removal.test_epollcoverage uses positional unregister calls; it does not establish the newfd=behavior or invalid-shape callback behavior by execution.--signaturereport should confirm this one item on the new head. The historical 127-item baseline is not an integrated-main baseline for this PR.This does not fix
epoll.modify, the separately invalid CPython comparison forepoll.register, or all binder diagnostic wording. Draft pending CI validation.Summary by CodeRabbit