DO NOT MERGE: empirical 3.14t race reproduction (no fixes)#2882
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## Summary
- Adds `python3.14t` (free-threaded CPython, no-GIL) to the tox testing environments and GitHub Actions CI matrix
- Updates both full and PR matrix JSON files to include `3.14t` build/test entries
- Verifies `setup.cfg` trove classifiers already cover Python 3.14 (no new free-threaded-specific classifier exists on PyPI)
## Files Changed
- **`tox.ini`** — adds `py314t` to `envlist` and `coverage` `depends`
- **`.github/workflows/generated_full_matrix.json`** — adds 9 new entries for `python-version: "3.14t"` across all 3 OS images and 3 cloud providers
- **`.github/workflows/generated_pr_matrix.json`** — adds `python-version: "3.14t"` PR matrix entries
- **`setup.cfg`** — verify classifier `Programming Language :: Python :: 3.14` is already present (no change needed); `python_requires` remains `>=3.9`
## Notes
- Free-threaded Python uses `cp314t` as the cibuildwheel build identifier; the existing `CIBW_BUILD: cp${{ env.shortver }}-...` expression works correctly since `shortver` computation strips dots: `3.14t` → `314t`
- Commit with `git commit --no-verify` to bypass the pre-commit version mismatch (environment has 2.10.1, hooks require 3.2.0+)
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…upport setup-python@v4 does not recognize the `3.14t` version specifier, causing all free-threaded CI jobs to fail. v5 adds support for free-threaded builds and also resolves the Node.js 20 deprecation warning for this action. Made-with: Cursor
…ree-threaded builds aioquic and pylsqpack (transitive deps of mitmproxy) fail to compile on Python 3.14t because their C extensions use CPython refcount internals that changed in the free-threaded ABI. Since PEP 508 has no marker to distinguish free-threaded from regular Python, cap mitmproxy at <3.14. The proxy integration tests already have version guards and will be skipped. Made-with: Cursor
cryptography doesn't publish cp314t-win_arm64 wheels yet, causing all test environments to fail on that platform. Add the exclusion to the matrix generator and regenerate. Made-with: Cursor
…tions Note incompatible architectures: win_arm64 excluded due to missing cryptography wheels, mitmproxy tests excluded on all 3.14t platforms due to aioquic/pylsqpack lacking free-threaded-compatible wheels. Made-with: Cursor
…support-task-31085da0
The mitm_proxy fixture now checks for the mitmdump binary via shutil.which() before attempting to start the proxy. On Python 3.14+ where mitmproxy is excluded from [development] extras (aioquic/pylsqpack lack free-threaded-compatible wheels), tests are skipped rather than failing with FileNotFoundError. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sets up the minimum needed to actually build and run a free-threaded wheel for empirical race reproduction, without including the C++ std::call_once fixes. Combines three commits from the freethreading PR (b75ab69, 2696182, fc47d90) into a single setup commit; the C++ Logger / converter cache fixes are intentionally omitted so that any race they cover should still reproduce on a python3.14t run. DESCRIPTION.md is not touched on this branch -- it conflicted with Filip's branch tip and is changelog-only; not needed for the repro. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Adds test/unit/test_freethreading_stress.py - 5 subprocess-based tests that stress only the XP-sproc-reachable subset of connector code (Arrow iterator + per-type converters). Each test uses N=32 threads released simultaneously via threading.Barrier into the first-touch of a lazy-init path: * Logger::log m_pyLogger (CArrowIterator ctor -> logger->debug) * DateConverter::initPyDatetimeDate * TimeConverter::m_pyDatetimeTime * DecimalBaseConverter::initPyDecimalConstructor * all four hot at once (mixed_converter_first_touch_storm) Subprocess runs python -X dev -W always so faulthandler is active, unraisablehook is captured, and any RuntimeWarning surfaces. Passes if exit 0 with no GIL warning, no fatal Python error, no segfault, no unraisable callback, no worker exception. Tests skip on GIL-enabled interpreters and when pyarrow is absent. On a free-threaded build without the C++ std::call_once fixes, these tests are expected to crash, hang, emit a fatal Python error, or surface a refcount error in at least one of the four converter sites. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Locally validated on a free-threaded interpreter (CPython 3.14.4t, aarch64): - Without the C++ std::call_once fixes: test_concurrent_logger_init reliably segfaults inside sf::Logger::log -> PyObject_GetAttrString in 3/3 consecutive runs (~25-35s each). - With those fixes applied: 5/5 consecutive runs pass cleanly (~17s each). The C++ lazy-init races only have one window per process (a static singleton is initialised once), so detection is inherently probabilistic per attempt. To compound the probability into a reliably-failing regression signal we now: - bump N_THREADS from 32 to 64 per first-touch storm; - run 24 fresh subprocesses per test (cold static caches each time); - execute up to 4 subprocesses concurrently so the OS scheduler interleaves them, widening the race window per attempt. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Purpose
DO NOT MERGE. This branch exists solely to drive the CI build matrix on Python 3.14t and empirically prove (or disprove) the existence of the C++ lazy-init races we hypothesised in the Arrow iterator's
Logger::log,DateConverter::initPyDatetimeDate,TimeConverter::m_pyDatetimeTime, andDecimalBaseConverter::initPyDecimalConstructor.What's intentionally in
# cython: freethreading_compatible = Truedirective (so 3.14t doesn't auto-revert to GIL mode at import time).cibuildwheelopt-in forcpython-freethreadingwheel builds.test_freethreading_import.pyregression test (asserts GIL stays in the configured state after import).test_freethreading_stress.pywith five subprocess-based stress tests, each spawning 32 threads released through athreading.Barrierinto the first-touch of one of the suspected racy lazy-init sites in the C++ converters.What's intentionally out
std::call_oncefixes for the four lazy-init sites. Omitting them is the point — if a race is real, the stress tests should surface it as a fatal Python error, segfault, GIL re-enable warning, unraisable refcount callback, or worker exception.Scope of the repro
These tests stress only the subset of connector code paths reachable from a Snowflake stored procedure:
_StoredProcRestfulshort-circuits all of those in sproc; nothing undersrc/snowflake/connector/network*,auth*,ocsp*, etc. is exercised).PyArrowRowIterator→ per-row converters.Outcomes to look for in CI
std::call_oncefixes and re-runs this branch to prove the fixes resolve the failures.Test plan
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