David Hewitt

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icon company @pydantic icon location Oxford, UK icon location Uniting Python & Rust. Core maintainer of PyO3 and member of @pydantic. Occasionally found on YouTube streaming PyO3 development.

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Support the free-threaded build of CPython

PyTorch bug listed above is resolved and I guess will be in the next release (current version is 2.9.1, so maybe 2.9.2 will be sufficient?)

Python-to-rust conversion of integer raises an `OverflowError` instead of `ValueError` when value is out of bounds

Thanks for the report, this is a tough one to judge. I think we are mostly correct to continue to use `OverflowError` here, as even new CPython APIs added in...

Python-to-rust conversion of integer raises an `OverflowError` instead of `ValueError` when value is out of bounds

We are built atop those same CPython APIs which raise `OverflowError`, which is why the current behaviour exists. If there was a strong reason to make the change, we could...

Python-to-rust conversion of integer raises an `OverflowError` instead of `ValueError` when value is out of bounds

Thank you for the thorough analysis. > Typically I came across this issue by implementing a business logic type with PyO3 that is used in a validation lib (Pydantic) within...

Implement `#[init]` method attribute in `#[pymethods]`

Try merging with main? Probably operating on a merge commit 🤔

Implement `#[init]` method attribute in `#[pymethods]`

Hmm, I will try to help investigate ASAP, probably Wednesday. This is probably good reason to delay #5646 just in case it needs a patch to the existing code.

Implement `#[init]` method attribute in `#[pymethods]`

> Hmm, I will try to help investigate ASAP, probably Wednesday. This is probably good reason to delay #5646 just in case it needs a patch to the existing code....

Implement `#[init]` method attribute in `#[pymethods]`

From examining valgrind output, it seems to me that we have an issue where the PyPy GC is attempting to interact with the dict subclass after it's been deallocated. Presumably...

Implement `#[init]` method attribute in `#[pymethods]`

#5653 fixes 🎉

Add `TryExtend` trait

Sorry to have been a little slow to get around to joining the discussion on this PR, so many parallel threads at the moment 😩 Thanks very much for working...