gh-146018: Disable over-aggressive optimization for _GUARD_CODE_VERSION#145923
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markshannon merged 3 commits intopython:mainfrom Mar 16, 2026
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@markshannon I'm not actually sure this fix is right. It also smells like a possible function version problem in the function object files. Hopefully this helps you/gives you a solid hint. |
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This fix is correct. I don't think the problem is that the function version number is modified, but that we are seeing a different function. |
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We still need the first check in the trace, the subsequent checks can be elided.
For now, let's just restore all checks for correctness reasons. We can come up with a smart way to track whether a code object has been checked in the future.
I don't know how to test this, as any assigning of code object on the function invalidates the function version. We'd need some indirect way of setting the code version?
Issue: #146018