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Minor tweaks to PEP 544 - #1046
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Where’s the text about classes inheriting from protocols?
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Do you mean normal classes inheriting from protocols or protocols inheriting from other protocols? These are in different sections. One is |
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I was referring to class objects as mentioned in the PR description. But now I see it’s okay.
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This PR contains mostly minor wording tweaks plus a paragraph explicitly allowing class objects as implementations of protocols, previously there were questions whether it is actually allowed, see python/mypy#4536.