Running the PythonClient Throws a Compilation Error

[saviorand]

As reported by Logan logan100 on Discord:

Describe the bug An error is thrown when trying to run the PythonClient, sending a request to httpbin:

➜  MojoTesting git:(main) ✗ mojo main.🔥
/Users/logan/Documents/MojoTesting/lightbug_http.📦:0:0: error: expected mlir::StringAttr, but got: #kgen.symbol.constant<@lightbug_http::@http::@HTTPRequest::@"__del__(lightbug_http::http::HTTPRequest)"> : !kgen.signature<!lit.signature<[1]("self": !lit.ref<@lightbug_http::@http::@HTTPRequest, mut *[0,0]> owned_in_mem, |) -> !kgen.none>>
/Users/logan/Documents/MojoTesting/lightbug_http.📦:0:0: error: expected mlir::StringAttr, but got: #kgen.symbol.constant<@lightbug_http::@uri::@URI::@"__del__(lightbug_http::uri::URI)"> : !kgen.signature<!lit.signature<[1]("self": !lit.ref<@lightbug_http::@uri::@URI, mut *[0,0]> owned_in_mem, |) -> !kgen.none>>
/Users/logan/Documents/MojoTesting/lightbug_http.📦:0:0: error: expected mlir::StringAttr, but got: #kgen.symbol.constant<@lightbug_http::@python::@client::@PythonClient::@"__del__(lightbug_http::python::client::PythonClient)"> : !kgen.signature<!lit.signature<[1]("self": !lit.ref<@lightbug_http::@python::@client::@PythonClient, mut *[0,0]> owned_in_mem, |) -> !kgen.none>>
/Users/logan/Documents/MojoTesting/lightbug_http.📦:0:0: error: expected mlir::StringAttr, but got: #kgen.symbol.constant<@lightbug_http::@header::@RequestHeader::@"__del__(lightbug_http::header::RequestHeader)"> : !kgen.signature<!lit.signature<[1]("self": !lit.ref<@lightbug_http::@header::@RequestHeader, mut *[0,0]> owned_in_mem, |) -> !kgen.none>>

To Reproduce Run the client like below

from lightbug_http.http import HTTPRequest
from lightbug_http.uri import URI
from lightbug_http.python.client import PythonClient
from lightbug_http.header import RequestHeader


fn test_request_simple_url(inout client: PythonClient) raises -> None:
    """
    Test making a simple GET request without parameters.
    Validate that we get a 200 OK response.
    """
    var uri = URI("http://httpbin.org/status/200")
    var request = HTTPRequest(uri)
    var response = client.do(request)
    print(response.header.status_code())


fn main() raises -> None:
    var client = PythonClient()
    test_request_simple_url(client)

Expected behavior The client should make a successful request to the endpoint specified and receive a response.