The int() function supports all Nd unicode digit variants so that int('\N{digit one}') == int('\N{arabic-indic digit one}').

Likewise, the int() function supports all Zs space character variants to that int('\N{space}123') == int('\N{no-break space}123').

However, the function does not support negation variants so that int('\N{hyphen-minus}\N{digit one}') succeeds while int('\N{minus sign}\N{digit one}') fails.

I found this issue while parsing a Table of Jacobi Symbol Values. All of the −1 entries are a MINUS SIGN and DIGIT ONE. I would have expected all minus sign variants to be supported.

Linked PRs

• gh-144087: Add support for unicode MINUS SIGN in int, float and complex #144095