Make ParameterSource a proper Python 3 Enum subclass.#1535
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A reasonable first cut, for sure. But @davidism, not sure if that's what you had in mind. It seems to me that changing the usage sites to do direct enum comparison (rather than having to keep the custom |
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This implements the change proposed in #1530.
I tried to make as few changes as possible, that's why I went and implemented a custom
__eq__()to support the current use case inside the library (mostly inside tests)Any comments and feedback are welcome :)
fixes #1530