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Bugfix/issue 2495 - #2501
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October 11, 2026 23:17
The leak happened during translation of a array-like Variant into Python. Unlike PyList_SetItem, PyDict_SetItem does not steal references to the objects passed :(
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Hi @klayoutmatthias, thanks for the bugfix! |
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The issue was due to a pending reference during the conversion of dict-like Variant objects to Python. Unlike "PyList_SetItem", "PyDict_SetItem" does not steal a reference to the value :(
It's good that is fixed.