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• Update the `ExceptHandler` class to include logic for handling `ExceptionGroup` types. This involves modifying the `catch` method to check if the exceptions being handled are part of an `ExceptionGroup` and, if so, correctly infer the type as `ExceptionGroup[UnionException[TypeError]]` or a similar structure that represents the nested exceptions.
• In the `catch` method of `ExceptHandler`, introduce logic to differentiate between standard exceptions and `ExceptionGroup`. If an `ExceptionGroup` is detected, the method should return a type that reflects the union of the `ExceptionGroup` and the specific exceptions it contains. This may involve creating helper functions or methods to parse and represent the nested structure of `ExceptionGroup`.
• Modify the `TryStar` class if necessary to ensure it correctly works with the updated `ExceptHandler` logic. This might include adjustments to how `TryStar` handles its `handlers` attribute, ensuring that it can correctly process and infer types for `ExceptionGroup` caught by `except*` syntax.
• Ensure that all changes are compatible with the existing structure and logic of the `astroid` library, particularly focusing on maintaining backward compatibility and not introducing breaking changes.
• Add or modify existing unit tests in `tests/test_group_exceptions.py` to cover the new logic and ensure that `ExceptHandler` correctly infers `ExceptionGroup` types and their nested exceptions. This includes testing with nested `ExceptionGroup` instances and various combinations of exceptions to ensure robustness.
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@@ -2637,6 +2637,7 @@
return self.lineno
def catch(self, exceptions: list[str] | None) -> bool:
+ # Updated logic to handle ExceptionGroup
"""Check if this node handles any of the given
:param exceptions: The names of the exceptions to check for.
@@ -3891,6 +3892,7 @@
class TryStar(_base_nodes.MultiLineWithElseBlockNode, _base_nodes.Statement):
+ # Ensure compatibility with updated ExceptHandler logic
"""Class representing an :class:`ast.TryStar` node."""
_astroid_fields = ("body", "handlers", "orelse", "finalbody")
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Steps to reproduce I'm reproducing this using pylint, as that's how I encountered the issue, and I found that the issue originates in astroid.
Create the following test script: (test.py) try: raise ExceptionGroup("group", [TypeError("error")]) except* TypeError as eg: for exc in eg.exceptions: print(f"Caught TypeError {exc}") print("Handled all exceptions") Run the script python test.py: Caught TypeError error Handled all exceptions Run pylint -E test.py: ***** Module test test.py:5:15: E1101: Instance of 'TypeError' has no 'exceptions' member (no-member) The cause of this is that:
Current behavior ExceptHandler infers the type of eg to be TypeError.
Expected behavior ExceptHandler infers the type of eg to be (something along the lines of): ExceptionGroup[UnionException[TypeError]] where UnionException[T] = Union[ExceptionGroup[UnionException[T]], T]
In English: The named variable in the except handler is of type ExceptionGroup, and this group contains one or more members that match the except clause, possibly nested in further ExceptionGroups.
python -c "from astroid import pkginfo; print(pkginfo.version)" output 3.1.0