"func_annotations" -> " __annotations__" #628
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Since we ended up with `__annotations__`, it would be much less confusing if this used it instead of referring to a property that does not exist.
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Hi Zachary,
I received a similar email from betsy@python.org a few days ago. My
response to her is below, I haven't gotten a reply yet.
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Hi Betsy,
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this banner:
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So, I tried to activate by replying to the email instead, which it also
listed as an option. However, I see that that didn't work either. I'm not
sure how to proceed from here, any suggestions?
Thanks,
Jake
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@jseakle did you try the Google or Launchpad login options? If so then just try again by creating an account the old-fashioned way. |
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ah, ok, that seems to have worked. I didn't realize i'd be able to edit my
username to match the CLA.
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I believe I managed to set up my account correctly now – can someone verify, and remove the "CLA not signed" tag if everything's in order? |
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@jseakle double-check with Betsy that they processed your CLA in the end. |
Since we ended up with
__annotations__, it would be much less confusing if this used it instead of referring to a property that does not exist.