Pypy buffer interface workaround#2294
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hugovk merged 3 commits intopython-pillow:masterfrom Dec 21, 2016
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Bug filed on pypy: https://bitbucket.org/pypy/pypy/issues/2453/pyobject_getbuffer-regression This passes before and after the switch to trusty. I think it's good. |
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Fix for the bug has been committed in pypy. |
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Includes/Replaces/Fixes #2289
Pypy in versions 5.4.1 and 5.6 fail prepatch, but 5.3.1 is successful (on both precise and trusty, it's a pypy thing, not a ubuntu version thing, even though it's coming up because we're looking at updating the testing distro).
Specifically, in _imaging.c, this line:
Returns a failure when passed a string buffer, e.g.
In this particular case, if the buffer fails, the item is then interpreted as a tuple, and that fails. There are other calls where this fails directly back to python, such as
test_file_icns.py:test_jp2_iconChanges proposed in this pull request: