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Operator tick_calendar #255
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This is great.
Some comments :)
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Re-request review when needed |
Please update changelog with new op + any other changes |
Can you "resolve" the conversations that are addressed? |
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Awesome
Implementing pretty much as discussed in pseudo-code.
I'm not using tuples for ranges (e.g:
days=(1,31)
), just separate parameters likemin_day
andmax_day
, because it's easier for attribute types and interfacing with C++ function.None
args.Important changes since prev. review:
Literal['*']
, handling that intypecheck.py
.