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Convert SetBase arguments to UTF-8 fallibly, so a string containing a surrogate raises UnicodeEncodeError instead of reaching a Rust panic.
Reject embedded NULs before changing the stored base, matching CPython's SetBase argument conversion.
Keep existing valid base and GetBase behavior unchanged. This does not implement external entity base URI resolution.
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Compared with CPython 3.15.0's Modules/clinic/pyexpat.c.h and Modules/pyexpat.c; independently reviewed argument conversion, state preservation, and error ordering.
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Existing canonical test_pyexpat does not directly cover these invalid SetBase inputs; no test files were changed. Wrong-type argument wording is unchanged and may differ from CPython.
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XML parser base values containing an embedded null character now raise a ValueError. Other base values continue to be stored as before. This makes invalid input produce a clear error instead of being accepted.
Reject embedded NULs and convert base strings to UTF-8 fallibly before storing them, instead of panicking on surrogates.
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SetBase now rejects base strings that contain an embedded NUL with ValueError. Valid base strings are stored as before.
Changes: Expat base validation
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Validate and store base crates/stdlib/src/pyexpat.rs
SetBase accepts a UTF-8 string reference and returns PyResult<()>. It raises ValueError("embedded null character") for strings that contain a NUL. Otherwise, it stores the base as before.
The change rejects embedded NULs without replacing the stored base. No merge-blocking issue is established; regression coverage remains a useful follow-up.
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The title "Validate pyexpat SetBase strings" matches the main change. The raw summary shows set_base now takes a UTF-8 string reference and raises ValueError when the base contains an embedded NUL. The PR objectives add that non-UTF-8-convertible strings (surrogates) now raise UnicodeEncodeError instead of panicking. The title names the right function and the right kind of change, though it does not mention the NUL check or the panic fix. It is concise and specific enough for a teammate scanning history.
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Add a regression check for the embedded NUL rejection in SetBase.
set_base rejects a base that contains a NUL, but no test covers this path. If the check were removed, SetBase("bad\0base") would store the NUL-containing base, and GetBase would return it. The existing assertions in stdlib_xml.py would still pass. Add a ValueError assertion for the rejected call, then assert that GetBase still returns the previous base.
🧪 Suggested test addition
for value in (b"example.xml", None, 123):
with assert_raises(TypeError):
parser.SetBase(value)
+with assert_raises(ValueError):+ parser.SetBase("bad\0base")+assert parser.GetBase() == "example.xml"
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Review comment at @crates/stdlib/src/pyexpat.rs around lines 1254 - 1255:
Add a regression check in the existing `SetBase` tests that calls `SetBase` with
a NUL-containing string and asserts it raises `ValueError`, then verify
`GetBase` still returns the previously configured base.
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Summary
SetBasearguments to UTF-8 fallibly, so a string containing a surrogate raisesUnicodeEncodeErrorinstead of reaching a Rust panic.SetBaseargument conversion.GetBasebehavior unchanged. This does not implement external entity base URI resolution.Verification
Modules/clinic/pyexpat.c.handModules/pyexpat.c; independently reviewed argument conversion, state preservation, and error ordering.rustfmt, the normal commit hooks (including cspell), andgit diff --checkpassed.test_pyexpatdoes not directly cover these invalidSetBaseinputs; no test files were changed. Wrong-type argument wording is unchanged and may differ from CPython.AI assistance: OpenAI Codex assisted with implementation and source review.
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ValueError. Other base values continue to be stored as before. This makes invalid input produce a clear error instead of being accepted.