Change OSErrortype aliases to also be type aliases in Rust#5803
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davidhewitt merged 1 commit intoPyO3:mainfrom Feb 12, 2026
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Change OSErrortype aliases to also be type aliases in Rust#5803davidhewitt merged 1 commit intoPyO3:mainfrom
OSErrortype aliases to also be type aliases in Rust#5803davidhewitt merged 1 commit intoPyO3:mainfrom
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Just noticed a few places where the docs were out of date following #5733
At the same time, I saw
WindowsErrorwas using a windows-specific macro which had no difference to the other macro except that it was (accidentally?) missing subclass support. And even better, that,EnvironmentError, andIOErrorare all just aliases ofOSErrorsince Python 3.3, so I propose we match that in PyO3.