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Reject reuse after successful final parsing with Expat error code 36 (XML_ERROR_FINISHED) rather than silently ignoring new input.
Resolve a file's read attribute before checking for completion, but do not call read() after successful completion, matching CPython's ordering for this case.
Track successful finalization separately from the backend's existing error and post-fork paths.
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Compared with CPython 3.15.0 Modules/pyexpat.c and Modules/expat/xmlparse.c. Independent source review covered both backends, state transitions, and ParseFile ordering.
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Canonical test_pyexpat.test_parse_again expects the finished error, but its initial document exercises other unsupported DTD callbacks, so it does not isolate this change. No tests were edited.
The reported line and offset use existing last-event positions, which need not match Expat's EOF coordinates. This change does not fix failed-parser reuse, reentrant ParseFile behavior, or the existing read() protocol and incremental parsing limitations.
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XML parsing now consistently reports a “parsing finished” error when additional input is submitted after a successful parse. Failed parses are not treated as successfully completed.
File parsing now validates that the file’s read operation is available before checking whether parsing has already completed.
Return the Expat finished error on later input after successful final parsing. Check ParseFile after resolving read but before calling it.
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The parser now records successful completion separately from finalization. Later feed calls and ParseFile calls check this state and raise Expat error 36 after successful completion.
The parser initializes a completed flag and sets it when threaded parsing reaches EndDocument or a synchronous final feed succeeds. Finalization still sets finished and tears down the backend.
Check later parsing calls crates/stdlib/src/pyexpat.rs
Later feeds check for successful completion before the existing finished no-op path. ParseFile retrieves and validates the read attribute, checks completion, then calls the attribute directly.
Issue 6839 — The change updates pyexpat behavior within the issue’s stated CPython 3.15 conformance scope.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 88952
The completion check precedes read() invocation as required. A focused regression test would improve confidence, but no blocking defect is established; merge after normal checks pass.
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Add a test that ParseFile does not call read() after a completed parse.
ParseFile runs check_completed before it calls read(). No existing test detects a read() call placed before that check. Both ParseFile tests are marked expectedFailure. test_parse_again checks only the XML_ERROR_FINISHED error code. Its BytesIO source returns b'' after EOF, so an early read() call would not change the observed result.
Add a file-like object that counts read() calls. Use a simple document, so the test does not depend on unsupported DTD callbacks:
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Review comment at @crates/stdlib/src/pyexpat.rs around lines 1888 - 1889:
Add a ParseFile regression test using a file-like reader that counts read()
calls: complete a parser with a simple XML document, then call ParseFile and
assert it raises the finished-parse error without calling read(). Count read()
invocations only; allow lookup of the read attribute.
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Summary
XML_ERROR_FINISHED) rather than silently ignoring new input.readattribute before checking for completion, but do not callread()after successful completion, matching CPython's ordering for this case.Verification and scope
Modules/pyexpat.candModules/expat/xmlparse.c. Independent source review covered both backends, state transitions, andParseFileordering.git diff --checkpassed. File-level three-way merges with Validate pyexpat parser creation arguments #9575 and Validate pyexpat SetBase strings #9581 were clean.test_pyexpat.test_parse_againexpects the finished error, but its initial document exercises other unsupported DTD callbacks, so it does not isolate this change. No tests were edited.ParseFilebehavior, or the existingread()protocol and incremental parsing limitations.AI assistance: OpenAI Codex assisted with implementation and source review.
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