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Rebase range iterator __reduce__ to match CPython #8424

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Rebase range iterator __reduce__ to match CPython
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Add snippet test for range iterator __reduce__
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Update extra_tests/snippets/builtin_range.py
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6 changes: 5 additions & 1 deletion crates/vm/src/builtins/range.rs
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Expand Up @@ -716,13 +716,17 @@ fn range_iter_reduce(
vm: &VirtualMachine,
) -> PyTupleRef {
let iter = builtins_iter(vm);
// CPython pickles the remaining range with a None state. next() increments
// the index unconditionally, so clamp it to length before rebasing start.
let index = BigInt::from(index).min(length.clone());
let stop = start.clone() + length * step.clone();
let start = start + index * step.clone();
let range = PyRange {
start: PyInt::from(start).into_ref(&vm.ctx),
stop: PyInt::from(stop).into_ref(&vm.ctx),
step: PyInt::from(step).into_ref(&vm.ctx),
};
vm.new_tuple((iter, (range,), index))
vm.new_tuple((iter, (range,), vm.ctx.none()))
}

// Silently clips state (i.e index) in range [0, usize::MAX].
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11 changes: 11 additions & 0 deletions extra_tests/snippets/builtin_range.py
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Expand Up @@ -118,6 +118,17 @@
assert range(10, 1, -2).__reduce__()[0] == range
assert range(10, 1, -2).__reduce__()[1] == (10, 1, -2)

# range iterator __reduce__ (state is None, range rebased to current position)
it = iter(range(10))
next(it)
next(it)
next(it)
assert it.__reduce__()[0] is iter
assert it.__reduce__()[1] == (range(3, 10),)
assert it.__reduce__()[2] is None
assert iter(range(3)).__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(0, 3),), None)
assert reversed(range(3)).__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(2, -1, -1),), None)
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Choose a reason Spam Abuse Off Topic Outdated Duplicate Resolved Low Quality

🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add exhausted and consumed reversed iterator cases.

The current assertions cover unconsumed iterators only. They do not verify exhausted-iterator clamping or rebasing after consuming a reversed iterator. Add both cases.

Proposed test additions 
 assert iter(range(3)).__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(0, 3),), None)
 assert reversed(range(3)).__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(2, -1, -1),), None)
+exhausted = iter(range(3))
+list(exhausted)
+assert exhausted.__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(3, 3),), None)
+
+reversed_it = reversed(range(3))
+next(reversed_it)
+assert reversed_it.__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(1, -1, -1),), None)
+list(reversed_it)
+assert reversed_it.__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(-1, -1, -1),), None)

As per coding guidelines, preserve the existing extra-test assertions, logic, and test data. This follows the PR objective to cover rebasing and exhausted-iterator clamping.

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assert iter(range(3)).__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(0, 3),), None)
assert reversed(range(3)).__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(2, -1, -1),), None)
assert iter(range(3)).__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(0, 3),), None)
assert reversed(range(3)).__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(2, -1, -1),), None)
exhausted = iter(range(3))
list(exhausted)
assert exhausted.__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(3, 3),), None)
reversed_it = reversed(range(3))
next(reversed_it)
assert reversed_it.__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(1, -1, -1),), None)
list(reversed_it)
assert reversed_it.__reduce__()[1:] == ((range(-1, -1, -1),), None)
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In `@extra_tests/snippets/builtin_range.py` around lines 127 - 128, Add tests
alongside the existing range iterator assertions for a reversed iterator after
exhaustion and after partial consumption. Verify exhaustion clamps the reduced
range appropriately, and verify consumption rebases the reduced range to the
remaining reversed sequence while preserving the existing assertions and test
data.

Source: Coding guidelines

# range retains the original int refs
i = 2**64
assert range(i).stop is i
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