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Not sure this is a good idea or not.

Motivation: we have too many fragmented traits, which are easy to forget to add in with() attrs.

Now __str__ will more looking like a normal #[pymethod]. But what it backs will be very different. It actually doesn't create a real pymethod, but actually creating slot_str. And __str__ will be placed by a slot-wrapper descriptor.
After the patch, #[pymethod] fn __str__ will additionally create a pyslot for str.

This can be applicable to other single-method traits too.

Pros: Easy to understand. No worry to forget to add with()
Cons: Confusing because it have different semantics comparing to other real pymethods.

Rebase completion

Extended native slot generation to both #[pymethod] __str__ and #[pymethod] __repr__, with native argument/result conversion, aliases, cfgs, trait composition and coexist handling. Removed the Representable trait and migrated its implementations across VM builtins, standard-library modules and WASM. Infallible repr methods now return their string values directly; fallible methods, recursion guards and WTF-8 handling are preserved.

Runtime regressions are in Python extra_tests, not synthetic Rust VM classes. They verify actual slot-wrapper descriptors, implicit dispatch, inheritance, instance shadowing, class overrides/deletion, recursion and error propagation. The production bytes and bytearray str methods also use the macro.

Rebased onto main 7e49b843 with conflict resolutions preserving current main behavior. Validation on commit 577dcb1fcc: 31 derive expansion tests and 36 selected Python checks passed (including the str/repr slot snippets on RustPython and CPython). Strict Clippy and normal commit hooks passed. The native build enabled stdlib, stdio, threading, host_env, doc and ucd_3_2_0. The pre-rebase workspace/C-API test builds were stopped for conflict resolution and did not complete. Full-suite and hosted cross-platform checks remain pending; this is not a full-suite pass.

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New Features
- Native __repr__ methods are now directly accessible and overridable as Python methods across built-in and standard-library types.
- Native __str__ methods support direct calls and Python’s str() dispatch, including inherited behavior and class-level overrides.
Bug Fixes
- Invalid return values from native __str__ methods now raise a TypeError.
- Improved bytes and bytearray string conversion while preserving existing warnings and representations.
Tests
- Added coverage for representation and string-conversion methods, overrides, inheritance, recursive values, and invalid arguments.

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This change registers qualifying __str__ and __repr__ methods as native type slots. It also replaces the Representable trait with Python methods across VM built-ins and standard-library types, and adds tests for descriptor behavior, slot dispatch, overrides, recursion, and errors.

Changes: Python representation slots

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Generate slots from instance methods `crates/derive-impl/src/pyclass.rs`	Non-coexisting `#[pymethod]` implementations of `__str__` and `__repr__` register the matching type slot rather than a method-table entry. The generated wrapper converts native arguments and results and raises a type error if the result is not a string. Raw methods are directed to `#[pyslot]`; classmethods, staticmethods, and `coexist` methods remain method-table entries.
Move VM built-in representations to methods `crates/vm/src/builtins/*`, `crates/vm/src/exceptions.rs`, `crates/vm/src/lazy_import.rs`	VM built-ins replace `Representable` implementations with Python `__repr__` methods. `bytes` and `bytearray` also define `__str__` methods.
Move standard-library representations to methods `crates/stdlib/src/`, `crates/vm/src/stdlib/`, `crates/wasm/src/js_module.rs`	Standard-library types replace `Representable` implementations with Python `__repr__` methods while retaining their described representation logic.
Validate descriptors and dispatch `extra_tests/snippets/dunder_repr_slot.py`, `extra_tests/snippets/dunder_str_slot.py`	Tests cover wrapper descriptors, receiver checks, overrides, inheritance, recursion, exception propagation, and bytes/bytearray string-slot dispatch.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant PythonRuntime
  participant GeneratedSlot
  participant RustMethod
  participant PyStr
  PythonRuntime->>GeneratedSlot: invoke __str__ or __repr__ slot
  GeneratedSlot->>RustMethod: call method with native conversion
  RustMethod-->>GeneratedSlot: return converted result
  GeneratedSlot->>PyStr: validate string result

Possibly related PRs

RustPython/RustPython#9700: Changes fully qualified names used by weak-reference and ZoneInfo representations, which are migrated in this PR.
RustPython/RustPython#9723: Changes type checks in set and ctypes representations that this PR moves to Python methods.

Suggested reviewers: 1ndahous3

Merge Risk: Low · up to 577dc

The change moves representation methods onto native slots. Explicit docstrings on __str__ and __repr__ are likely lost, and one earlier review concern on the class registration code is still open. No concrete failure of existing behavior was found, so the risk is low, but full test and CI results are still pending.

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Not sure this is a good idea or not.

Motivation: we have too many fragmented traits, which are easy to forget to add in with() attrs.

Now __str__ will more looking like a normal #[pymethod]. But what it backs will be very different. It actually doesn't create a real pymethod, but actually creating slot_str. And __str__ will be placed by a slot-wrapper descriptor. After the patch, #[pymethod] fn __str__ will additionally create a pyslot for str.

This can be applicable to other single-method traits too.

Pros: Easy to understand. No worry to forget to add with() Cons: Confusing because it have different semantics comparing to other real pymethods.

Here are my concerns:

Will this lead to implementation difference with CPython where an entire CPython test suite will not be applicable? (so we will have to maintain our own)
I ain't so sure why __str__ was chosen for this PR while other dunder methods like __repr__ were not for example. This concern can be addressed with a detailed comment about this change

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Will this lead to implementation difference with CPython where an entire CPython test suite will not be applicable? (so we will have to maintain our own)

No, this is a sort of developer interface. CPython test suites test the implementation. It doesn't matter if we use a trait or fake pymethod.

I ain't so sure why __str__ was chosen for this PR while other dunder methods like __repr__ were not for example. This concern can be addressed with a detailed comment about this change

Because this form is an alternative form of the trait approach, which is already implmemented for __repr__. If we use same approach for repr, then trait Representable will be replaced by #[pymethod] fn __repr__. So if we go this way, __repr__ will look like __str__ without trait Representable

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All concerns addressed at #6485 (comment)

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Warn user not to override special magic methods #6625

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Implement bytearray.__str__ && bytes.__str__ #7477

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I think it's a good idea to allow direct implementation unless protocols like Mapping or Sequence need to be implemented. Even from an AI (LLM) perspective, just implementing #[pymethod] fn __str__ seems less prone to mistakes.

There might be something like this, though. If you want to program at the Rust-level to only accept types that implement hash as input, like T: Hashable, traits would still be advantageous. However, I haven't done Rust-level extension programming with PyO3 or similar, so this is nothing more than a guess.

It feels a bit awkward to write #[pymethod] and have it automatically treated like #[pyslot] after previously distinguishing between #[pymethod] and #[pyslot], but I think everyone would expect __str__ written at the Rust-level to be a slot_str rather than wanting it to be treated as a built-in method or function.

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pyo3 methods are looking like this: https://pyo3.rs/v0.28.2/class/protocols

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Preserve explicit __str__ docstrings on slot wrappers.

When a non-coexisting #[pymethod] defines __str__, the early return discards its Rust docstring. Introspection can expose generic or stored documentation instead. Pass the explicit docstring to the wrapper and give it precedence.

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Update the early-return path for a non-coexisting #[pymethod] defining __str__
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- src/tools/clippy/clippy_lints/src/tests_outside_test_module.rs - third_party/rust - Git at Google — https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/third_party/rust/%2B/f0580df0d53d67ad5c7f85756eb9f221566e4fb0/src/tools/clippy/clippy_lints/src/tests_outside_test_module.rs
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- src/tools/clippy/clippy_lints/src/tests_outside_test_module.rs - third_party/rust - Git at Google — https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/third_party/rust/%2B/e393f56d37857d3b690b687fe54e8413bb9d5b3a/src/tools/clippy/clippy_lints/src/tests_outside_test_module.rs
- Diff - de5c6d6b1ed50246cf3d5c93b8d6e0b467dfbddf^2..de5c6d6b1ed50246cf3d5c93b8d6e0b467dfbddf - third_party/rust - Git at Google — https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/third_party/rust/%2B/de5c6d6b1ed50246cf3d5c93b8d6e0b467dfbddf%5E2..de5c6d6b1ed50246cf3d5c93b8d6e0b467dfbddf/
- …and 55 more

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command -v clippy-driver
d=$(mktemp -d)
printf '%s\n' '#[cfg(all(test, feature = "compiler"))]' 'mod str_slot_tests {' '    #[test]' '    fn pymethod_str_uses_slot_wrapper() {}' '}' > "$d/combined.rs"
printf '%s\n' '#[cfg(test)]' '#[cfg(feature = "compiler")]' 'mod str_slot_tests {' '    #[test]' '    fn pymethod_str_uses_slot_wrapper() {}' '}' > "$d/split.rs"
for name in combined split; do
  echo "=== $name ==="
  clippy-driver --test --edition=2024 --cfg 'feature="compiler"' -W clippy::tests_outside_test_module -D warnings --emit=metadata -o "$d/$name.rmeta" "$d/$name.rs" 2>&1
  echo "exit=$?"
done

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Split the test and compiler gates.

Clippy 1.99 reports pymethod_str_uses_slot_wrapper as outside a test module. The CI command denies that warning, so the Clippy job can fail. Use separate gates to preserve both conditions.

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--- "a/crates/vm/src/class.rs"
+++ "b/crates/vm/src/class.rs"
@@ -495,8 +495,9 @@
     fn as_base(&self) -> &Self::Base;
 }
 
-#[cfg(all(test, feature = "compiler"))]
+#[cfg(test)]
+#[cfg(feature = "compiler")]
 mod str_slot_tests {
     use super::*;
     use crate::{
         Interpreter, PyPayload, PyResult, VirtualMachine,

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	#[cfg(all(test, feature = "compiler"))]
	mod str_slot_tests {
	#[cfg(test)]
	#[cfg(feature = "compiler")]
	mod str_slot_tests {

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          auto-generate slot_str

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          Complete native __str__ slot generation

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Use native argument and result conversion instead of a generated named wrapper. Preserve aliases, cfgs, trait slots and coexist methods, and cover descriptor behavior, exceptions and Python overrides.

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          Use current VM helper in str slot regression

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          Exercise native str slots through Python snippets

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Apply pymethod str slots to bytes and bytearray and verify their slot-wrapper descriptors and implicit dispatch in extra_tests. Remove the synthetic Rust str_slot_tests module as requested.

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          Generate repr slots from methods and remove Representable

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Migrate native representations across the VM, standard library and WASM to pymethod __repr__. Preserve direct helper calls, recursion guards and WTF-8 results, and let infallible methods return strings directly. Verify actual slot descriptors and dispatch through Python extra_tests.

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youknowone changed the title ~~__str__ with slot wrapper, generate slot with #[pymethod]~~ Generate __str__ and __repr__ slots with #[pymethod]

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		mod string_slot_tests {

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do we need this? isn't python test cover it?

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