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test_0927_dont_assume_uproot_in_global_scope_in_TPython_Eval now raises an exception #1237
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Both tests/test_0927_dont_assume_uproot_in_global_scope_in_TPython_Eval.py (above) and tests/test_0965_inverted_axes_variances_hist_888.py::test_axes_variances_to_hist_3D_weighted have segfaults, and both of them involve conversions between PyROOT and Uproot objects (probably the same error). Here's the ROOT error output for the second one:
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It was introduced in #927 to fix a segfault, and now it's producing segfaults again, but probably for a different reason. pytest hides the ROOT error messages, but they are:
The segfault is somewhere in the
TBufferIO::WriteObject
call.This is a blocker: our one test that imports ROOT always fails because of this.
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