Crashes in RustPython found by fuzzing it with fusil (a Python fuzzer that generates hostile scripts — tricky/weird objects, wrong-arity and wrong-type calls, surrogate strings, deep/recursive structures, threads — and runs them under a target interpreter, watching for crashes).

These are plain crashes (Rust panic! / unwrap / bounds-check failures, and native segfaults) — no ThreadSanitizer, no allocation-failure injection. Every one is a case where a Python-level program makes the interpreter abort or segfault instead of raising a Python exception. In CPython each of these raises (TypeError, ValueError, SyntaxError, RecursionError) or works.

Found in the first fusil run against RustPython (fusil-rustpython_01, 4 instances). fusil drives RustPython 0.5.0 (reports Python 3.14.0alpha, sys.implementation.name == 'rustpython') via --python; the fuzzer itself runs under CPython.

• INDEX.md — the status board / bug sample: every distinct crash, its panic site, a one-line reproducer, vehicle count, and severity.
• reports/RUSTPY-00NN-<slug>/ — per-crash report.md (root cause + fix sketch), repro.py, and meta.json (structured, canonical: id, kind, signatures, one_line_repro, …).
• repros/ — the minimal reproducers, one file each.
• catalog/known_panics.tsv — flat dedupe snapshot (<bug_id>\t<signature>) generated from the meta.json files; consumed by fusil's in-loop deduper.
• scripts/gen_known_panics.py — regenerates the catalog from reports/*/meta.json.
• tools/unwrap_scan/ — a syn-based static scanner over the RustPython source that lists the native (Rust-implemented) modules (rust_modules.txt, for fusil --modules-file) and the Python-reachable panic surface (risky_sites.tsv: .unwrap()/.expect()/panic!/index sites attributed to their function/method and reachability). See tools/unwrap_scan/README.md.

meta.json is the canonical per-finding data; catalog/known_panics.tsv is the flat snapshot fusil loads to dedupe crashes as they happen. Signatures are fusil rustpython_dedup panic-site keys — crates/<path>.rs:<line> (column dropped, absolute checkout paths normalised to the crates/ tail). Segfault findings (kind: "segv", e.g. RUSTPY-0007/-0008) carry no panic signature — they surface as rustpySEGV and need gdb resolution — so they contribute no rows.

python3 scripts/gen_known_panics.py     # reports/*/meta.json -> catalog/known_panics.tsv

Point a fleet at the snapshot so it labels each crash dir with its bug id (RUSTPY-00NN) and keeps only new panic sites (rustpyNEW) / segfaults (rustpySEGV):

fusil-python-threaded --python /path/to/rustpython \
    --rustpython-dedup-catalog catalog/known_panics.tsv --rustpython-dedup-prune ...

rustpython repros/RUSTPY-0002_structseq_oob.py     # each is a one- or few-line script

Panics print thread '…' panicked at crates/…/<file>.rs:<line>:<col>: <message> and exit non-zero; segfaults dump core. Deduplication key = the panic site (file.rs:line), or for segfaults the top non-libc Rust frame.

6 distinct panics + a segfault class across ~226 kept crash dirs. The two dominant panics (_thread RefCell double-borrow, structseq field-getter OOB) account for the bulk; one is rare (surrogate strings). Every panic here has a minimal reproducer that fits on one line, except the _thread one (a thread-teardown re-entrancy, reproduced by the fuzzer vehicle + root-caused from source).