[Bug][Meta Schedule] Fix Infinite Loop Caused When Calling Methods Not Overridden In PyClass. #9451
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This patch fixes the infinite loop when you call a PyClass's undefined method. Now that we defined a new helper function decorator
check_override
and it would make sure a not implemented error would be thrown if the method has no default implementation. And it could still leverage default implementation for methods on the c++ side as shown intest_meta_schedule_task_scheduler.py::test_meta_schedule_task_scheduler_override_next_task_id_only
test case.To summarize:
NotImplementError
early when a class with any required function is missing.