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New --quick crash: "assert override is not None" #3355
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This one seems easy, could you please check whether #3356 fixes this? |
This crash is still occurring, so #3356 did not fix it. |
This looks more mysterious now. Are there any hints about how to reproduce this? |
Sadly it's very shy. |
This is recurring again. I really need to figure out what's going on. |
If this is a big problem, I have a fix that I am not 100% happy with, but it will certainly work. The idea is very simple: replace the assert in |
Actually, few more tracebacks will be very helpful to find a less hacky solution. Or are they all identical? |
I'll mail you a few off-list. |
OK, thanks for tracebacks, I now have a repro.
Now all in quick mode from cold cache:
I will try to make a PR now. |
Actually my initial solution in #3524 (comment) should work (I was not sure about this at that time and didn't have a test, so I decided to postpone this to a separate PR). I will make a PR soon, just need to write the repro in a test. |
I'm seeing new crashes in quick mode in production. Note that these start with two legitimate mypy errors. On stderr:
On stdout:
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