Api may change between plugin versions as this product is updated.

Because of that, it is very important to script against specific versions of native memory scripter so you can account for any api changes and keep things running smoothly with no errors on the user side. Using this technique, you can support multiple versions seamlessly. You can check the plugin version in your script by using info.version. All api changes are catalogued in the changelog.

Objects that require allocation such as WStr, Callable, and others, automatically free their memory when deleted or reclaimed by gc. This can serve as a source of hidden UB since it can cause a UAF. Because of this, even allocated code can suddenly disappear during execution!

Make sure that any allocated objects in Python stay alive during the duration you’re using them. This is absolutely crucial. This especially applies when returning some allocated data from a callback function. If the data goes out of scope, python reclaims it in gc, so your returned data is now UAF.

If you need to debug if something is dropping prematurely, turning on trace logs which will help you determine when drops are happening.