Pushed a new commit to address the last one, but had no option to test it.
Reopen if it fails.
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The second parameter for KSR.pv.sets(...) must be a valid string. If you want
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Yes. I *know* that it must be a valid string. The problem is what happens if it
is not. The Python exception that's raised in this case is accomoanied by your
C code not returning NULL, and that's simply wrong according to the Python C
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You seem to have misunderstood me here. I am **not** trying to suppress the
exception. I am trying to make sure that the programmer gets the **correct**
exception (`TypeError`) handed to them.
The Python C interface documentation is pretty clear on this point. You MUST
return NULL instead of a
NB: Two years ago I found another example of this problem which was fixed in
b7911b6.
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Closed #4047 as completed.
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Module: kamailio
Branch: master
Commit: 3991350b1acdcd8b3cd575cdbc8932b4f8540e13
URL:
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Author: Daniel-Constantin Mierla
Committer: Daniel-Constantin Mierla
Date: 2024-11-30T10:39:20+01:00
ndb_mongodb: mongoc_co
I think the code is better how it is because the second parameter of the
function you gave as example in the issue has to be a valid string. In the
current form, it indicates there is a problem with the parameter, rather than
having it silently not doing anything when it was expected to be a cha
Closed #4044.
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