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With how the symbols are currently loaded to the inventories dict, earlier entries get overwritten by newer ones.
This can have negative impact, most notably when loading the 2to3 tool which overrides things like print, zip or input and returns mostly useless docs to them.
It could be solved by never overwriting existing dict entries, or by defining a list of modules that won't override existing dict entries, to keep cases where it's better to not do it (object as an example)
Second issue is how the parsing is handled when a module is fetched from the docs.
The whole page, also containing the module functions, gets parsed into the signature which is put into a codeblock without any newlines between paragraphs, making it hard to read.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If I were to use the list of symbols/doc module names to specify which can overwrite and which cannot, where should I put it? Skimming through it, it looks like a dozen or so will be needed
With how the
symbol
s are currently loaded to the inventories dict, earlier entries get overwritten by newer ones.This can have negative impact, most notably when loading the 2to3 tool which overrides things like
print
,zip
orinput
and returns mostly useless docs to them.It could be solved by never overwriting existing dict entries, or by defining a list of modules that won't override existing dict entries, to keep cases where it's better to not do it (object as an example)
Second issue is how the parsing is handled when a module is fetched from the docs.
The whole page, also containing the module functions, gets parsed into the
signature
which is put into a codeblock without any newlines between paragraphs, making it hard to read.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: