R. David Murray added the comment: To summarize, it looks like there are three issues here: (1) the python and C versions are out of sync behavior wise (the python should work like the C in this case, it seems) (2) there are some missing tests, since we are running the same tests against both code bases and not getting any errors and (3) replace is doing its copy in a way that does not actually supporting subclassing (which again speaks to missing tests).
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