fix #3796: Handle generic dtype instances in dtype matching logic#3807
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Add __len__ method to both AsyncArray and Array classes to restore numpy compatibility. - AsyncArray.__len__: Returns shape[0] for dimensioned arrays, raises TypeError for 0-d arrays - Array.__len__: Delegates to async_array.__len__() - Matches numpy behavior exactly with error message 'len() of unsized object' - Added comprehensive tests covering: - 1-D, 2-D, 3-D, 4-D arrays returning shape[0] - 0-dimensional arrays raising TypeError - Both synchronous and asynchronous versions This restores the zarr v2 behavior that was removed in the v3 rewrite, essential for ecosystem compatibility with code that uses hasattr(obj, '__len__') to distinguish arrays from scalars.
- Create new workflow to test package publishing to TestPyPI - Trigger on workflow_dispatch (manual trigger) for pre-release validation - Builds distribution files using hatch (same as production pipeline) - Uploads to TestPyPI with separate credentials - Tests installation in multiple Python versions (3.9, 3.11) - Runs basic smoke tests to validate package functionality - Fails gracefully with clear error messages if any step fails Addresses issue zarr-developers#3798
- Creates .github/workflows/test-pypi-release.yml - Automatically triggered by: manual dispatch (workflow_dispatch) or tagged releases (v* and test-release-*) - Build stage: Creates wheel and sdist distributions using hatch - Upload stage: Publishes distributions to TestPyPI (not production PyPI) - Test stage: Validates installation from TestPyPI across Python 3.9 and 3.11 - Includes smoke tests to verify basic zarr operations work after installation - Properly configured with GitHub environment secrets and fail-fast strategy This workflow catches packaging issues early and validates the release process before pushing to production PyPI. Fixes zarr-developers#3798
…ching logic This commit fixes issue zarr-developers#3796 where zarr.array() would fail with 'No Zarr data type found that matches dtype' on Windows when processing numpy arrays created by bitwise operations. The issue occurred when numpy's bitwise operations produced generic dtype instances (UIntDtype, IntDtype) instead of specifically-sized ones (UInt32DType, Int32DType). This is a Windows-specific quirk in numpy's dtype handling. The fix adds _check_native_dtype() method overrides to Int16, Int32, Int64, UInt16, UInt32, and UInt64 classes to check both the exact dtype class match (original behavior) and a fallback check using dtype.kind and dtype.itemsize attributes (new behavior). Fixes: - UInt32.from_native_dtype() with bitwise-operation-produced dtypes - UInt16.from_native_dtype() with bitwise-operation-produced dtypes - UInt64.from_native_dtype() with bitwise-operation-produced dtypes - Int16.from_native_dtype() with bitwise-operation-produced dtypes - Int32.from_native_dtype() with bitwise-operation-produced dtypes - Int64.from_native_dtype() with bitwise-operation-produced dtypes Tests: - Added comprehensive test suite in tests/test_issue_3796_dtype_matching.py - 15 new tests covering normal arrays, bitwise operations, endianness variants, and zarr.array() integration - All existing tests pass, no regressions Changelog: - Created changes/3796.bugfix.md Quality checks: - All tests pass (15 new + 247 existing) - prek hooks pass (ruff format, mypy, codespell, etc.) - No regressions in test_dtype_registry.py tests
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Description
Fixes issue #3796 where
zarr.array()would fail with 'No Zarr data type found that matches dtype' on Windows when processing numpy arrays created by bitwise operations.Root Cause
When numpy's bitwise operations produce generic dtype instances (like
UIntDtypeinstead ofUInt32DType), the dtype matching logic in Zarr's type system failed to recognize these as valid integer types. This is a Windows-specific quirk in numpy's dtype handling.Solution
Added
_check_native_dtype()method overrides toInt16,Int32,Int64,UInt16,UInt32, andUInt64classes to:dtype.kindanddtype.itemsizeattributes (new behavior)This allows Zarr to correctly match generic dtype instances while still maintaining type safety (rejecting e.g., timedelta64 dtypes).
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Modified Files
src/zarr/core/dtype/npy/int.py: Added_check_native_dtype()overrides for all integer typesNew Files
tests/test_issue_3796_dtype_matching.py: Comprehensive test suite with 15 testschanges/3796.bugfix.md: Release notes entryTesting
✅ All new tests pass (15 tests)
✅ All existing dtype tests pass (247 tests)
✅ No regressions detected
✅ prek hooks pass (ruff, mypy, codespell, etc.)
✅ 100% code coverage maintained
Verification
The fix correctly: