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Expat calls the default handler once per 1024-byte piece of a token that needs encoding conversion. Install a no-op instead of NULL when the handler is cleared after an error or unset from within a callback, as is already done for the character data handler.
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Expat calls the default handler once per 1024-byte piece of a token that needs encoding conversion and re-reads the handler pointer between pieces, so pyexpat must not set it to NULL from inside a callback. When handlers are cleared after an error, or
DefaultHandler/DefaultHandlerExpandis set toNonefrom inside a callback, install the existing no-op handler instead, as has been done for the character data handler since gh-42389. The Python-level handlers are still cleared, so no Python code runs after an error, and the handler setters are called in the same order, so the internal-entity expansion setting ends up as before.Fixes #161060
ANT-2026-0SJB3WWC
xml.parsers.expatcrashes whenDefaultHandlerraises on a long non-UTF-8 token #161060