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gzip: add tests for memoryview with itemsize > 1 byte#141208
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…ly round-trips through GzipFile and gzip.compress -> gzip.decompress
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dstndstn commentedNov 7, 2025
My attempt at filing a bug against Python3.12 was closed with |
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dstndstn commentedNov 7, 2025
the macOS CI failure looks unrelated (ssl). |
This PR adds tests to
test_gzip.pythat an array with items larger than one byte correctly round-trips through GzipFile and gzip.compress -> gzip.decompress.Python 3.12 broke this; these tests are to try to make sure that doesn't happen again.