Closed flennerhag closed 7 years ago
Landscape treats optional Python arguments as errors, when they are in fact a design feature. Hence the following code
def foo(a, b=None, c=None): # do some stuff def func(a, **kwargs): return foo(a, **kwargs)
would cause an error message with regards to the **kwargs, as in the below picture. Any way around the issue?
Landscape treats optional Python arguments as errors, when they are in fact a design feature. Hence the following code
would cause an error message with regards to the **kwargs, as in the below picture. Any way around the issue?