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Mention functools' cached_property in the readme #248

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pydanny opened this issue Feb 18, 2021 · 4 comments
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Mention functools' cached_property in the readme #248

pydanny opened this issue Feb 18, 2021 · 4 comments

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@pydanny
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pydanny commented Feb 18, 2021 •
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This will help remove ambiguity over what to use.
@pydanny pydanny changed the title Mention functool Mention functools' cached_property in the readme Feb 18, 2021
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@martin-thoma
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I've seen several cached_property sources:

I'd be pretty happy about an overview :-)

@mgorny
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mgorny commented Nov 11, 2021

Yes, please. functools.cached_property seems to be actually equivalent to threaded_cached_property, so a comparison would be nice.

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pydanny commented Nov 14, 2021

I'm open to a PR that makes the necessary changes to the README.

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m-aciek commented Mar 19, 2024

functools.cached_property seems to be actually equivalent to threaded_cached_property, so a comparison would be nice.

FWIW in Python 3.12 functools.cached_property got rid of locking.

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