[3.15] gh-113329: Catch OSError in doctest finder and document that inspect.getsourcefile/getfile can raise OSError (GH-113335) - #155658
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…spect.getsourcefile/getfile can raise OSError (pythonGH-113335) Fixes pythonGH-113329, which occurs when running doctests in a class docstring in a REPL environment. Since Python 3.10, an OSError is raised when the class source code cannot be found. (cherry picked from commit 025e7d2) Co-authored-by: Sten Wessel <sten@stenwessel.nl>
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Fixes GH-113329, which occurs when running doctests in a class docstring in a REPL environment.
Since Python 3.10, an OSError is raised when the class source code cannot be found.
(cherry picked from commit 025e7d2)
Co-authored-by: Sten Wessel sten@stenwessel.nl