Dedicated TypeVar for type.__subclasses__ #639
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I hope you will also learn to use git. :-) I think if you use rebase instead of merge when syncing up with upstream your local commits will look cleaner. (You may have to use |
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This covers python 3.53 and above. I added a fair amount of tests.
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This works with mypy/#2381, and seems to be appropriate, since this isn't a classmethod.
(As usual, irrelevant commits crept in. Please ignore)
I guess these kind of changes will happen frequently in the near future, while we learn how to use selftype.