implement PyBytesMethods and PyByteArrayMethods#3651
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LGTM except for the stray TODO comment
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Thanks again for all the reviews this week, I'm really excited to have some momentum on the new API! |
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@davidhewitt Won't this fail due to the Clippy warning for the self convention on |
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Oh yikes, probably, yes. I've cancelled the merge and will fixup. Good catch! |
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Implements
PyBytesMethodsandPyByteArrayMethodstraits as per #3382The main interesting thing here is that to be able to forward the
.as_bytes()and.as_bytes_mut()methods from the gil refs to the underlying types, I had to extend the lifetime of the returned slices. Unclear to me if there's a way to change things to not need this.