Mypyc version is broken

[andreymal]

You made a big mistake uploading the precompiled 3.0.1 version to PyPI — it's installed by default, and it's broken.

With mypyc, the flask_jsonrpc.helpers.get function does not work as intended:

>>> from flask_jsonrpc.helpers import get
>>> get({"id": 1}, path="id")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "/project/src/flask_jsonrpc/helpers.py", line 131, in get
TypeError: dict object expected; got int

This is probably because obj_val variable has the dict type. This works fine with regular python, but causes mypyc to disallow storing non-dict values.

There are probably many more broken things that I haven't noticed. I recommend you don't upload mypyc builds to PyPI until they are 100% tested and guaranteed to work.

[andreymal]

Yeah, at least 17 tests failed when I tried to run pytest with the mypyc build

[nycholas]

Hi @andreymal,

The Mypyc version is not uploaded to PyPI, maybe is the precompiled version generated by the cibuildwheel.

See the image below:

[nycholas]

@andreymal Please, share the information about your machine, such as OS, CPU, arch, and so on.

[nycholas]

I have already deleted the precompiled versions from PyPI.

Thank you!

[andreymal]

Please, share the information about your machine, such as OS, CPU, arch, and so on.

Arch Linux x86_64 (AMD Ryzen 5 5500), Python 3.12.6 (GCC 14.2.1)

I didn't save venv or installation logs (my mistake), but I guess Flask_JSONRPC-3.0.1-cp312-cp312-manylinux_2_17_x86_64.manylinux2014_x86_64.whl was installed in my case

After deleting the precompiled versions from PyPI, it seems to work fine now 👍

maybe is the precompiled version generated by the cibuildwheel

Since the "%s object expected; got %U" error is raised by mypyc, I guess cibuildwheel was using mypyc in some way (maybe unintentionally)

[nycholas]

Thank you for that! 👍