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Assigning a type to a class attribute is documented as an alias, but its nested class members are being expanded.
class NestedClass: """Parent class""" class Foo: """Nested class""" def foo(self): """Nested method""" pass def bar(self): """Nested method""" pass class Attribute: """Attribute""" #: Alias foo = NestedClass.Foo #: Attribute bar = 'bar'
Without autosummary on auto doc does not recurse on aliases:
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thanks for reporting @deckar01! I do have no idea so far what causes this behaviour
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Assigning a type to a class attribute is documented as an alias, but its nested class members are being expanded.
Without autosummary on auto doc does not recurse on aliases:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: