At first glance, these flags (one a direct parameter in __call__ and the other an indirect parameter as an attribute on the argument passed to the args parameter) appear to do identical things: namely, they stop the would-be execution process (destruction or cleaning) before it actually runs. Is there some difference? If not, can we condense these implementations? @nsheff
At first glance, these flags (one a direct parameter in
__call__
and the other an indirect parameter as an attribute on the argument passed to theargs
parameter) appear to do identical things: namely, they stop the would-be execution process (destruction or cleaning) before it actually runs. Is there some difference? If not, can we condense these implementations? @nsheff