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Or is it completely up to the user to make sure to only use the supported constructs?
Sometimes (the particular case I'm having at hand is required named arguments) it's possible to handle unsupported constructs gracefully, so for example if a required named argument were requested via builder, the library can generate an actual required arg if version >=2.12 is requested, and just drop the required otherwise.
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Or is it completely up to the user to make sure to only use the supported constructs?
Sometimes (the particular case I'm having at hand is required named arguments) it's possible to handle unsupported constructs gracefully, so for example if a required named argument were requested via builder, the library can generate an actual required arg if version >=2.12 is requested, and just drop the
required
otherwise.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: