Fix module init error handling in block and stream modules#333
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…Object - Add Py_DECREF(module) before returning NULL when PyErr_NewExceptionWithDoc fails in both block and stream module init — previously leaked the module - Check PyModule_AddObject return value when adding LZ4BlockError and LZ4StreamError — previously ignored failures, leaking the exception ref Found using cext-review-toolkit (https://github.com/devdanzin/cext-review-toolkit). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Py_DECREF(module)before returning NULL whenPyErr_NewExceptionWithDocfails in both_blockand_streammodule init — previously leaked the module objectPyModule_AddObjectreturn value when addingLZ4BlockErrorandLZ4StreamError— previously ignored failures, leaking the exception class referenceContext
PyModule_AddObjectsteals a reference on success but not on failure. The previous code did not check its return value, so on failure thePy_INCREF'd exception class was leaked. The fix checks the return and decrefs both the exception and the module on failure.Note:
PyModule_AddObjectRef(Python 3.10+) would simplify this, but the project supports Python 3.9 so we usePyModule_AddObjectwith proper error checking.Found using cext-review-toolkit.
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This PR was authored and submitted by Claude Code (Anthropic).
It was reviewed by a human before submission.
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