gh-148306: Fix dis.distb() crash when traceback is None#148317
gh-148306: Fix dis.distb() crash when traceback is None#148317Ignyra wants to merge 1 commit intopython:mainfrom
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Summary
Prevent
dis.distb()from failing withAttributeErrorwhen the last exception is aSyntaxError.Bug
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SyntaxErroris raised while parsing or compiling source, before any Python bytecode is executed, so there is no traceback available fordis.distb()to disassemble.distb()currently assumes a traceback is present and unconditionally accesses tb.tb_next.Fix
If the last exception is a
SyntaxError, raiseRuntimeError("cannot disassemble a SyntaxError")instead of failing with anAttributeError.Also add a regression test simulating REPL state for a
SyntaxError.This is my first contribution to CPython. I’d really appreciate any feedback. Thanks!
dis.distb()raise AttributeError when the previous input fails to compile #148306