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BUG: test_lazy_load raises RecursionError with Python 3.13.0a5 #26093
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What happens when you try to build and test HEAD or 2.0.0b1? |
I attempted to build 2.0.0b1 as RPM but it was far from trivial and I didn't succeed. I was also not successful with building numpy locally, because not all of the dependencies are available for Python 3.13, so I can't really tell. |
@tacaswell in your numpy |
Yes I see this. I see a total of 9 errors [7 of which are Plus having to delete the |
Great, thanks. Then I guess we have to figure out if this test is not written in a future-proof way, or if it's a regression in |
Likely related: |
For whatever reason the test passes on my mac. |
Ah it's because it was fixed upstream, closing |
Describe the issue:
I try to build numpy 1.26.4 in Fedora Linux with Python 3.13.0a5 containing the fix for
@LIBPYTHON@
usage (python/cpython#116746). test_lazy_load unexpectedly raises Recursion Error.Reproduce the code example:
none
Error message:
Python and NumPy Versions:
Python 3.13.0a5, numpy 1.26.4 (from Fedora)
Runtime Environment:
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Context for the issue:
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