Expand wrap_pyfunction!() to a closure to improve deduction. #1597
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This changes
wrap_pyfunction!()
to expand to a closure, to improve deduction when passed to a function without the GIL lifetime.The change to wrap_pyfunction!() in #1143 makes it impossible to implement
context.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(something))
ininline-python
.context
does not carry the GIL lifetime, which causes type deduction trouble now thatwrap_pyfunction
results in a generic function.By re-wrapping the function as a closure, we trigger closure signature deduction instead of the regular deduction rules when passing
wrap_pyfunction!()
as an argument to a function: Rustc will deduce the signature of the closure from the bounds of the function that closure is passed to. This way, the generic arguments can be deduced in more contexts, fixing the problem.