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Mikhail Golubevandintellij-monorepo-bot
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It correctly takes into account the first argument of `__new__` that is also implicit, and thus should be excluded when reporting positional-only parameters following non-positional-only ones. GitOrigin-RevId: abf09c6be5e49c21c12264d22bf63a51018fdcd6
19 lines
815 B
Python
19 lines
815 B
Python
def f1(a, <warning descr="Positional-only parameter follows parameter that is not positional-only">__b</warning>): pass
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def f2(__b, a): pass
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def f3(a, /, __b): pass
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def f4(a, *, __b): pass
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def f5(a, *args, __b): pass
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def f6(a, __b__, __): pass
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class A:
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def m1(self, __b): pass
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def m2(self, a, <warning descr="Positional-only parameter follows parameter that is not positional-only">__b</warning>): pass
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@classmethod
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def c1(cls, __b): pass
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@classmethod
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def c2(cls, a, <warning descr="Positional-only parameter follows parameter that is not positional-only">__b</warning>): pass
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@staticmethod
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def s1(__b): pass
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@staticmethod
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def s1(a, <warning descr="Positional-only parameter follows parameter that is not positional-only">__b</warning>): pass
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def __new__(cls, __b): pass |