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Reject switch_context with sysmon core#2202
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Summary
CoverageExceptionifswitch_context()is called while running oncore=sysmonctraceorpytrace, and add a regression testProblem
switch_context()worked underctrace, but undersysmona shared line hit by two contexts only kept the first one. The API path had no guard, so Python 3.14's default sysmon core could silently produce wrong context data.Solution
Instead of silently downgrading to a slower tracing core after measurement has already started, reject the API call and tell users to choose
core=ctraceorcore=pytraceexplicitly when they need dynamic contexts.