CVE-2023-27043 Unicode follow-up: add parseaddr regression test (Python 3.7)#82
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The 2.7-branch Unicode refactor for CVE-2023-27043 (c98f6b9) does not port to Python 3: its code change uses the Python-2-only `unicode` name and UTF-8-encodes to bytes, both of which are no-ops / errors on 3.x where `str` is already Unicode. Port only the test intent. Verified against the current 3.7.17.x parseaddr: strict mode accepts ASCII and non-ASCII input and agrees with non-strict mode, so no source change to Lib/email/utils.py is required.
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c98f6b9d0f8).isinstance(addr, (str, unicode))+addr.encode('utf-8')) is Python-2-only and wouldNameErroron 3.x, so no source change toLib/email/utils.pyis required or applied here.parseaddr(strict=True)regression test covering ASCII and non-ASCII ("Sürname, Firstname" <to@example.com>), asserting (a) non-empty result and (b) strict-mode agrees with non-strict-mode — the same shape as the 2.7 test.Verification
Loaded the current
3.7.17.xLib/email/utils.pyunder a Python 3 interpreter (pure-Python module, safely isolated from stdlib) and ran the four test cases. All pass both assertions, confirming the existing CVE-2023-27043 fix on 3.7.17.x already handles Unicode correctly because Python 3stris natively Unicode.Test plan
./python -m test test_email -k test_parseaddr_unicodepasses on Linuxtest_emailsuite still passes (no regressions in neighboring tests)🤖 Generated with Claude Code