Closed michaelsilver closed 9 years ago
When I view the change, I see
-- begin -- import multiprocessing +# import multiprocessing to prevent nose error when running tests: +# TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable -- end --
Is it correct python style to put comments below what they're commenting on? If so, looks good to me. If not, the comment should go above.
Moved comment to above import in df6adb6, since this is technically the general python style, although it is rare (as far as I have seen) to use comments in imports.
Per @sfelshin's suggestion in #9, added a comment to
setup.py
to explainimport multiprocessing
.Sue, if this looks good to you, just comment "looks good to me," and I'll merge the pull request.