ENH: Use PyModule_AddObjectRef in _umath_linalg#31976
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In the PyModule_GetDict's docs it's mentioned: I also noticed Yes, this is not a "mandatory" but since I was auditing |
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In the PyModule_GetDict's docs it's mentioned:
It is recommended extensions use other PyModule_* and PyObject_* functions rather than directly manipulate a module’s [__dict__].I also noticed
PyDict_SetItemStringcan fail (returns -1) ref , but in the current code the return value was ignored. (Edited)AI Disclosure
Final review with claude, it suggested to change
dictionaryword tomoduleinaddUfuncs