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Using the latest release.
Minimal example:
from abc import ABC, abstractclassmethod class Rule(ABC): @abstractclassmethod def check(cls) -> None: ...
It forces me to rename it to self because it is not able to detect the pressence of abstractclassmethod
self
abstractclassmethod
This one seems to be deprecated since Python 3.3 so I am not sure if it makes sense to fix it
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I think it's reasonable to fix this, even if deprecated.
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Respect abc decorators when classifying function types (#5315)
cdbd0bd
Closes #5307.
charliermarsh
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Using the latest release.
Minimal example:
It forces me to rename it to
self
because it is not able to detect the pressence ofabstractclassmethod
This one seems to be deprecated since Python 3.3 so I am not sure if it makes sense to fix it
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: