Fix IndexError for positional-only default arguments#3
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PyCG's _get_fun_defaults only indexed node.args.args, but PEP 570 defaults apply to the combined posonlyargs + args list. Functions such as `def eye(n_rows, n_cols=None, /)` caused IndexError during static analysis when third-party modules were scanned. Co-authored-by: Cursor <[email protected]>
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Summary
_get_fun_defaultsinPreProcessorto map default values usingposonlyargs + argsinstead of onlyargs, per PEP 570.def eye(n_rows, n_cols=None, /)) and regular positional defaults.This resolves
IndexError: list index out of rangeinonecode-build/onecode-extractwhen PyCG statically analyzes third-party code containing positional-only parameters with defaults (common in recent scipy/numpy/sklearn sources).Context
The PyPI package is published as
onecode-pycg, sourced from this repository'sonecodebranch.The crash was observed on Windows when a
.venvlives inside the OneCode project directory: PyCG then treatssite-packagesmodules as local project code and parses them. One such function is scipy'seye(n_rows, n_cols=None, /), which triggers the bug in_get_fun_defaults.Test plan
python3 -m unittest discover -s pycg/tests -p "preprocessor_test.py"make test(requiresmockpackage for existing tests)onecode-extracton a OneCode project with in-project.venvon WindowsMade with Cursor