Open aldanor opened 8 years ago
That's a fun idea! There isn't a stupid-quick fix for this: I quickly checked and if we inherit all the cached-property
classes from Python's property
built-in, then a third of the unit tests fail.
But I'm pretty certain there's a way to do it.
since the python property is a data-property, that would mean always having a slow implementation the properties with annotations/ttl however look like a good candidate for that
Inheriting from property
also seems to fix #27
There are certain pieces of code in some libraries, linters and static analyzers that check things like
This is especially important for use in metaclasses.
Obviously this fails with cached property; would it be possible to derive it from
property
so isinstance/issubclass checks work as expected?