Fix issue with ABC-derived classes having their members ignored in Python 3 #53
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ABC-derived classes (i.e. those deriving from the
abc
andcollections.abc
modules) now include their members (as defined in__dict__
) in generatedautosummary
RST.__slots__
may still be used to override__dict__
, but if an ABC-derived class has empty slots, its__dict__
will be used instead.This was only an issue in Python 3 when
:inherited-members:
was not in effect.Fixes #52