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a pretty bad bug report about a segfault, but at least I can show you the repo #18195
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Thanks @hauntsaninja ! What did I do? :) |
Nothing you did! By default mypy ships binaries compiled with mypyc (these are 3-4x faster). In mypyc, stack overflows are segfaults, not nice RecursionError's. To get the RecursionError output, I ran pure Python mypy (you can As for what the code that mypy can't handle is, I haven't looked yet, but |
This commit glyph/Pomodouroboros@28da08a has a bunch of type errors, but mypy happily completes quickly again, and the most salient change is that I removed the use of |
I am at a bit of a loss as to what happened here, because I just noticed my editor's inline type-checking suddenly went away, and then saw a mypy process consuming an entire core for multiple minutes at a time, then crashing. I figured I'd get the report in quickly rather than try to minimize first, but I understand this is a pretty poor-quality bug report. The fact that the repo is open source might make it easy enough to get into a debugger for someone more knowledgeable.
Crash Report
zsh: segmentation fault mypy src
Traceback
it's a segfault so
--show-traceback
gives me nothing.To Reproduce
mypy src
onglyph/Pomodouroboros@8a8102c
Your Environment
mypy 1.13.0 (compiled: yes)
mypy.ini
(and other config files): see repoThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: