Make stubgen less aggressive about walking C extension modules #5900
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PR #5814 made stubgen try to walk as a module any attribute of a C extension module of module type. This is too aggressive: mypyc generated extension modules will often have attributes of module type from imports that do not correspond to actual modules. This causes a stubgen test to fail under mypy_mypyc while trying to import `mypy.errors.os`, since `mypy.errors` imports `os`. Only walk such a submodule when its `__name__` matches it being a submodule.
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Before I approve this, a question for @pkerichang: Can you test this with your pybind11 setup? (This could go awry if pybind11 doesn't set |
gvanrossum
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Nov 16, 2018
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I'm going to go ahead and merge this now, so that mypyc tests get fixed. @pkerichang, if this breaks what you were trying to do in #5814, follow up with us |
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Sorry for the late response; this works fine on my end. Thanks for letting me know. |
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PR #5814 made stubgen try to walk as a module any attribute of a C
of a C extension module of module type. This is too aggressive: mypyc
generated extension modules will often have attributes of module type
from imports that do not correspond to actual modules.
This causes a stubgen test to fail under mypy_mypyc while trying to
import
mypy.errors.os, sincemypy.errorsimportsos.Only walk such a submodule when its
__name__matches it being asubmodule.