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Prioritize string paths over index conversion - #9570
Match CPython’s OS path conversion: direct str and bytes instances, including subclasses, are paths before considering __index__; other indexable objects precede __fspath__.
In io.open, FileIO, and _WindowsConsoleIO, instead use the I/O-specific numeric and descriptor precedence. A successful nonnegative __index__ result is treated as a file descriptor; a successful negative result raises ValueError, while a failed integer conversion falls back to the path protocol. Preserve the path-like owner and resolve paths at the appropriate stage relative to mode validation.
Avoid an extra integer allocation for existing int objects, avoid duplicate Unix index conversion, and preserve the original name for directory errors while reporting an invalid descriptor without a filename.
This aligns the reviewed conversion cases, not every behavior of these APIs. Existing differences include Windows filesystem decoding and console-name detection, FileIO reinitialization and non-EBADF fstat handling, and other error details. The shared path converter also changes in #9569; a reviewed staged composition preserves its predicate handling.
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Compared CPython 3.15.0 path_converter, _io.open, FileIO, and _WindowsConsoleIO source. CPython-only probes checked closed, negative and valid descriptors; error suppression; path/mode ordering; and EISDIR filename identity. These do not execute RustPython.
No new snippet or Rust-hosted Python behavior tests were added. Native RustPython execution, workspace/C API tests, and Windows runtime were not run locally; hosted CI is required for the final head.
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Bug Fixes
String and byte inputs are now treated as paths before indexable values are interpreted as file descriptors.
Indexable values continue to support file descriptor use. Boolean inputs trigger a warning, and negative descriptors are rejected.
Inputs that cannot be converted to file descriptors are handled as paths when applicable.
File-opening errors include the original input where applicable, and file objects retain it as their name. Windows console paths are handled consistently.
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The PathConverter now checks string and byte paths before indexable file descriptors. Host-backed I/O constructors use shared descriptor conversion and resolve non-descriptor inputs through the path protocol before mode parsing.
Changes: Path and file-descriptor conversion
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Path conversion helpers crates/vm/src/ospath.rs
try_pathlike and try_match_str_bytes are now crate-visible. try_path_inner delegates non-string and non-byte inputs to try_pathlike.
Path and file-descriptor dispatch crates/vm/src/ospath_fd.rs
try_path_or_fd checks strings and bytes before indexable file descriptors, then tries path-like conversion. Descriptor conversion and error mapping move into try_index_as_fd.
io_open, FileIO, and Windows WindowsConsoleIO use shared descriptor conversion and resolve non-descriptor paths before mode parsing. FileIO attaches the original argument to some inspection errors and returns EBADF directly. Windows console I/O supports path-protocol and bytes-path conversion.
Windows io.open can reject otherwise usable inputs when stateful conversion methods return different descriptors or paths. These narrow edge cases warrant owner awareness and follow-up but do not indicate broad failures for ordinary inputs.
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Preserve io.open's descriptor validation for indexed strings
On Unix builds with host_env, _io::io_open also invokes this converter for its descriptor-validity check (crates/vm/src/stdlib/_io.rs:5822–5826). A str or bytes subclass whose __index__ returns a closed, nonnegative descriptor previously entered that check and raised EBADF. This early Path return now bypasses validation, and FileIO::init only recognizes actual PyInt objects as descriptors, so open(value, "w") proceeds to create or truncate the string's filename instead of raising. Preserve descriptor-first handling for the I/O caller separately from the new OS-path dispatch.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comments at @crates/vm/src/stdlib/_io.rs:
- Line 5824: Update the Windows io.open flow so an indexable non-int descriptor
is converted once, then pass the same converted value to both
pyio_get_console_type and the selected constructor. Preserve the existing
behavior for other descriptor types and avoid a second __index__ call when
constructing the descriptor.
- Line 6767: Update the console-type check using pyio_get_console_type so it
derives the console name from decoded’s string contents without invoking an
overridable __str__. Ensure validation uses the same path value whose contents
are opened.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
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Convert the descriptor once in Windows io.open.
Indexable non-int arguments now pass unchanged to io.open. On Windows, pyio_get_console_type calls __index__ to choose _WindowsConsoleIO. The selected constructor calls __index__ again for its descriptor. A stateful __index__ can return different values on each call. The selected class and the used descriptor can then differ. Convert once and pass that result to both steps.
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Review comment at @crates/vm/src/stdlib/_io.rs at line 5824:
Update the Windows io.open flow so an indexable non-int descriptor is converted
once, then pass the same converted value to both pyio_get_console_type and the
selected constructor. Preserve the existing behavior for other descriptor types
and avoid a second __index__ call when constructing the descriptor.
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Add a Windows test for console classification with a changing __index__.
No existing test covers _WindowsConsoleIO selection or pyio_get_console_type. A test that returns different descriptors from successive __index__ calls would catch separate conversions in io.open. Add it under a sys.platform == "win32" guard.
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Review comment at @crates/vm/src/stdlib/_io.rs around lines 6684 - 6685:
Add a test guarded by sys.platform == "win32" for io.open that supplies an
object whose __index__ returns different descriptors on successive calls, and
verify console classification and _WindowsConsoleIO selection use the same
converted descriptor. Place it with the tests covering pyio_get_console_type and
ensure it would fail if the descriptor is converted separately during
classification and selection.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @crates/vm/src/stdlib/_io.rs:
- Line 6691: Update the io.open flow around pyio_get_console_type and
WindowsConsoleIO::init to resolve a numeric path-like argument once, then reuse
that same resolved path for console classification and construction. Preserve
the existing behavior for arguments that do not require path-like resolution.
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Review comments at @crates/vm/src/stdlib/_io.rs:
- Around line 6684-6685: Add a test guarded by sys.platform == "win32" for
io.open that supplies an object whose __index__ returns different descriptors on
successive calls, and verify console classification and _WindowsConsoleIO
selection use the same converted descriptor. Place it with the tests covering
pyio_get_console_type and ensure it would fail if the descriptor is converted
separately during classification and selection.
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Resolve numeric path-like arguments once, before console classification.
For a numeric object without __index__, io.open calls __fspath__ twice on Windows: once in pyio_get_console_type and again in WindowsConsoleIO::init. If the first call returns CONOUT$ and the second returns a regular file path, io.open raises ValueError: Cannot open non-console file. Resolve the path once and use that result for both the classifier and the constructor.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @crates/vm/src/stdlib/_io.rs at line 6691:
Update the io.open flow around pyio_get_console_type and WindowsConsoleIO::init
to resolve a numeric path-like argument once, then reuse that same resolved path
for console classification and construction. Preserve the existing behavior for
arguments that do not require path-like resolution.
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Match path_converter for str and bytes subclasses that also define __index__, while preserving index precedence for other path-like objects.
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Pass the existing decoded string object to the console-type helper with AsObject, fixing the Windows E0308 build error without changing path handling.
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Use borrowed-object ownership conversion when resolving paths and constructing file errors. This preserves the original argument drop scopes while satisfying redundant_clone checks.
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Read decoded path contents rather than invoking an overridden __str__. Preserve CPython’s repeated index conversion and allow path fallback after a negative descriptor result.
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Summary
strandbytesinstances, including subclasses, are paths before considering__index__; other indexable objects precede__fspath__.io.open,FileIO, and_WindowsConsoleIO, instead use the I/O-specific numeric and descriptor precedence. A successful nonnegative__index__result is treated as a file descriptor; a successful negative result raisesValueError, while a failed integer conversion falls back to the path protocol. Preserve the path-like owner and resolve paths at the appropriate stage relative to mode validation.intobjects, avoid duplicate Unix index conversion, and preserve the original name for directory errors while reporting an invalid descriptor without a filename.This aligns the reviewed conversion cases, not every behavior of these APIs. Existing differences include Windows filesystem decoding and console-name detection, FileIO reinitialization and non-EBADF fstat handling, and other error details. The shared path converter also changes in #9569; a reviewed staged composition preserves its predicate handling.
Validation
path_converter,_io.open,FileIO, and_WindowsConsoleIOsource. CPython-only probes checked closed, negative and valid descriptors; error suppression; path/mode ordering; andEISDIRfilename identity. These do not execute RustPython.Assisted-by: dot:frontier-intelligence
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