One thing I found so far is to either rename the attribute "settings" to "buffer" (or something similar), or to make Settings inherit from dict (or better from collections.MutableMapping as suggested here). Doing something like this is awkward:
settings_instance.settings['test_key']
One thing I found so far is to either rename the attribute "settings" to "buffer" (or something similar), or to make Settings inherit from dict (or better from collections.MutableMapping as suggested here). Doing something like this is awkward:
settings_instance.settings['test_key']
One thing I found so far is to either rename the attribute "settings" to "buffer" (or something similar), or to make Settings inherit from dict (or better from collections.MutableMapping as suggested here). Doing something like this is awkward:
settings_instance.settings['test_key']
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