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Deprecate globals using module-level __getattr__
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Since we don't make a dedicated function which could give the code segment a name, let's at least use a comment as a standard convention for explaining what this is for. - Also for the other uses of this pattern.
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How would you want that to be for
matplotlib/__init__.py
, which also uses__getattr__
for__version__
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For simplicity, you can leave that without a comment. Part of the intent of the comment is to easily see that the whole construct serves the deprecation and can be removed when expiring. That's not the case for the
matplotlib.__init__.py
__getattr__
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Actually, I just put the comment in the
if
block.