Fix types overriding the stdlib module "types" #3
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Sorry it does not seem like a common issue. Also seems that the PR drags formatting that is different from ours. |
Dean-Cash
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Apr 14, 2024
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I can also reproduce this issue, when using Python 3.12/3.11, but not 3.10. Can we re-open this? |
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Meet same issue when using python 3.10 |
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Also have the same issue |
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bump (also happens with Python 3.13) |
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Fix for #2 .
Simply renames types.py to eval_types.py