Stepan Sindelar

> If I understand correctly, one could get the same kind of result without the IndexError hack by implementing tp_iter in piconumpy, isn't it? Seems so. I need to take...

> >If I understand correctly, one could get the same kind of result without the IndexError hack by implementing tp_iter in piconumpy, isn't it? > > Seems so. I need...

Note I'd like to remove [docs/misc/str-builder-api.rst](https://github.com/hpyproject/hpy/pull/399/files#diff-61b4553a695a97d1ca1d19796c98e5c23c2b2846211ff641d99f60bc3fd16653) from user documentation, but leave a trace of it here.

We can start by defining some simple internal abstraction: `report_invalid_handle(handle)`, and some basic implementation that would use backtrace where available and print some generic message otherwise. This should be fairly...

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@sdelamo any thoughts on the failed job? Can you try starting the jobs again? I thought that pushing artificial change could trigger them, but it didn't.