Summary

Fixes #428 — a regression of #305 (originally fixed by #362), present on master and in v0.10.0.

When disable_numparse=True is combined with maxcolwidths, a cell that looks number-ish but cannot be parsed (e.g. '80,443', a comma-separated port list) crashes:

from tabulate import tabulate
tabulate(
    [['ports', 'str', 'comma-separated port list', '80,443']],
    ['name', 'type', 'desc', 'default'],
    tablefmt='grid', disable_numparse=True, maxcolwidths=40,
)
# ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '80,443'

The same input works without maxcolwidths: disable_numparse is honored on the non-wrap path but ignored on the wrap path.

Root cause

In _wrap_text_to_colwidths, the per-cell numparse flag was passed positionally to _type():

str(_type(cell, numparse)(cell))

_type's signature is _type(string, has_invisible=True, numparse=True), so numparse was actually filling has_invisible, and _type always ran with its default numparse=True. The unparseable cell was then cast to int.

Fix

Pass numparse as a keyword argument:

str(_type(cell, numparse=numparse)(cell))

One-character-class change; has_invisible keeps its default.

Test plan

• Added test_disable_numparse_honored_with_maxcolwidths in test/test_regression.py.
• pytest test/ — 366 passed, 1 skipped.
• ruff check / ruff format --check — clean.
• Verified real numbers are still parsed/aligned by default (no behaviour change when disable_numparse is not set).