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- Around line 51-56: Update the ownership wording in the reader documentation to
specify that the reader closes a file descriptor, even when it is not a valid
database, and leaves a caller-provided file object open.
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MODE_AUTO passed every database argument to the C extension when it was installed, but the extension accepts only a path. A file object raised TypeError, although the pure Python reader can read it. Without the extension, a file object also raised TypeError. In MODE_AUTO, read a file object as MODE_FD does. A path still opens as a path, even if it also has read(), because some path objects, such as py.path.local, have a text read(). A file descriptor still raises TypeError with the extension, as before. The pure Python path modes close a descriptor, and a caller of the default mode might not expect that. Without the extension, MODE_AUTO still opens a descriptor, as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
MODE_FD calls database.read(), so it takes a binary file object, and MODE_AUTO now reads one the same way. The docstrings and the README said that MODE_FD takes a file descriptor. An int file descriptor fails with AttributeError in MODE_FD. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
_load_buffer passed the database argument to open(), FileBuffer and .read() behind 5 type: ignore comments, and it declared -> str although it returns the database argument or a file object name. An Any local hid that mismatch. The ignores hid real mismatches too. MODE_FD with a path raised AttributeError, and a path mode with a file object raised a TypeError from open() that did not name the mode. Check the argument type for the mode and raise TypeError with the fix. The checks narrow the type, so the ignores go away. FileBuffer now takes the path types that open() accepts. The unsupported mode check still comes first. The function returns object, because the caller only formats the name into error messages. One helper decides what is a file descriptor for both open_database and the pure Python reader. Error messages name the module of a type that is not a builtin, so that a zipfile.Path does not show as "Path". A text file that fails to decode in read() raises TypeError. A bytearray from read() stays a bytearray, as before, so the buffer and decoder types now include it. An mmap from read() still works, as in 3.2.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pure Python Reader accepts MODE_MMAP, but the error for an unsupported mode listed only MODE_AUTO, MODE_FILE, MODE_MEMORY and MODE_FD. A caller who passed MODE_MMAP_EXT was told that MODE_MMAP was not supported. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The name for a file object without a name attribute was
f"<{type(database)}>", so error messages showed
"<<class '_io.BytesIO'>>". MODE_AUTO now reads file objects too, so
these messages are more common. Use the type name, as in "<BytesIO>".
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MODE_AUTOread a file object and gives clear errors for a database argument that does not suit the mode.MODE_AUTO. With the extension installed,MODE_AUTOpassed every argument to the extension, which accepts only a path, so a file object raisedTypeError.MODE_AUTOnow reads a file object into memory with the pure Python reader, asMODE_FDdoes. A path object that also has a textread(), such aspy.path.local, still opens as a path. A file descriptor still raisesTypeErrorwith the extension, as before.TypeErrorwith the fix for a path withMODE_FD, a file object with a path mode, a text-mode file, aread()that returns neither bytes nor an mmap, and abool. Before, some of these raisedAttributeErroror an unrelated error. A descriptor object with__index__, such asnumpy.int64, still works in the path modes.MODE_FDas taking a file descriptor. They now say it takes a binary file object, and they note that a file object inMODE_AUTOuses the slower pure Python reader.STF-1961
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