Reject overflowing PyTorch uniform ranges#4391
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Summary
random.uniformbounds when their promoted floating-point span is not representableBug
The PyTorch backend validated
lowandhighindependently as finite, then sampled with:For finite endpoints such as
-np.finfo(np.float64).maxandnp.finfo(np.float64).max,high - lowoverflows to infinity. The sampler therefore returned non-finite values even though both inputs passed validation. NumPy rejects the same request withOverflowError.Fix
Promote both validated bounds to the effective floating arithmetic dtype before subtraction, validate that the resulting span is finite, and raise
OverflowError("high - low range exceeds valid bounds")when it is not. The random draw still uses the prior dtype path, so ordinary seeded sampling is unchanged.Validation
infsamples for the maximum-finite symmetric rangeOverflowErrorpython -m py_compilepasses for both modified filesmainThe full repository test matrix is delegated to GitHub Actions.