Move the comment to the right place where it used to be #119085
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In pythonGH-116206, the comment about moving reachable objects to next generation got moved from its original place to a place where there is no code below it. This PR puts it back where the actual movement of rechable objects happen to the next generation.
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Can this be merged, or it requires something more? |
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@markshannon Maybe you need to review this? |
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In GH-116206, the comment about moving reachable objects to next generation got moved from its original place to a place where there is no code below it.
This PR puts it back where the actual movement of reachable objects happen to the next generation.
(I don't think this is a cosmetic change. The purpose of the comment is to document the code underneath it. Either the code and comments have to be in sync, or the comments need to be fixed to reflect the current reality. In this case, the comment is not quite at the right place, misleading for anyone new reading it or changing that code.)