Added four characters RaggedArray uses to check if the input sequence used by the RaggedArray constructor is in fact iterable. Abstract Base Classes were moved into the abc submodule of collections in python 3.3, but these (in our case the relevant one is Iterable) were visible at the top-level collections module for a few subsequent versions for backwards compatibility. I don't know when they changed the warning to an error, but in 3.10 it certainly is.
This changes the import so it'll be consistent and correct for all modern python3s, going back to 3.2 (which is deeply unsupported and enspara wouldn't work with anyway for other reasons). Seems like an open and shut case.
justinrporter
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1 year ago
Added four characters
RaggedArrayuses to check if the input sequence used by the RaggedArray constructor is in fact iterable. Abstract Base Classes were moved into theabcsubmodule ofcollectionsin python 3.3, but these (in our case the relevant one isIterable) were visible at the top-level collections module for a few subsequent versions for backwards compatibility. I don't know when they changed the warning to an error, but in 3.10 it certainly is.This changes the import so it'll be consistent and correct for all modern python3s, going back to 3.2 (which is deeply unsupported and enspara wouldn't work with anyway for other reasons). Seems like an open and shut case.