The type, str.maketrans, and bytes.maketrans builtins should support frozendict. The issues with exec and eval were reported in a separate issue.
>>>type("MyClass", (), {"x": 10})
<class'__main__.MyClass'>>>>type("MyClass", (), frozendict({"x": 10}))
Traceback (mostrecentcalllast):
File"<pyshell#30>", line1, in<module>MyClass=type("MyClass", (), frozendict({"x": 10}))
TypeError: type.__new__() argument3mustbedict, notfrozendict>>>str.maketrans(dict({'a': 'A'}))
{97: 'A'}
>>>str.maketrans(frozendict({'a': 'A'}))
Traceback (mostrecentcalllast):
File"<pyshell#23>", line1, in<module>str.maketrans(frozendict({'a': 'A'}))
TypeError: ifyougiveonlyoneargumenttomaketransitmustbeadictLinked PRs
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type,str.maketrans, andbytes.maketransbuiltins should supportfrozendict. The issues withexecandevalwere reported in a separate issue.Linked PRs
frozendictsupport totype()#145124frozendictsupport tostr.maketrans()#145129