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PyObject_GC_Resize doesn't check preheader size #101408
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@colesbury Patch is merged, but I left the issue open for the test code. |
@corona10: what is the status on test code? 😄 |
@erlend-aasland Nah, let's close the issue until it needs (no bandwidth to work with these days) |
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The
PyObject_GC_Resize
implementation in the main branch doesn't check if the object has a preheader:cpython/Modules/gcmodule.c
Lines 2357 to 2358 in 0ef92d9
The only internal use I see is by
_PyTuple_Resize
which doesn't have a preheader, but thePyObject_GC_Resize
function is publicly documented.Linked PRs
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