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Issue 1261 #1264
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I accessed private variables instead of adding getters, because other parts of the code do the same and I didn't know if there was a reason for it. E.g.: remote.py line 409: (...) RemoteReference._common_path_default (...)
I initially wanted to add parameterized, but there was an issue somewhere, which is why I decided to just collect the errors |
Thanks a lot! With |
I come from a strongly typed language, so this caught me unawares. since reference.py doesn't do a PathLike check, I removed mine, too. reference.py:
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Weird, that my tests ran through without issues on Python 3.9.5 ¯\(ツ)/¯ (Without tux, just ran the unit test in my IDE) |
I stopped trying to understand or follow or write python many years ago, too, and I am blissfully unaware of how the typing really works. Removing types is quite alright here I think and more knowledgable individuals can add them later if they see benefits. Anyway, with a tiny adjustment it worked as expected. Thanks a lot for your contribution - thanks to you GitPython finally does as it says on the packaging (in this instance) 10 years or so later 😅. |
Fixes #1261