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Plural vs Singular in enum documentation #104659
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@Thisch You are correct. Do you want to create a PR? |
@ethanfurman Sure, I'll create a PR. |
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The InteEnum example in the docs is the only example where a plural classname is used (Numbers). This commit fixes it by renaming Numbers to Number. Closes python#104659
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The IntEnum example in the rst docs is the only example in which a plural classname (Numbers) is used. This change fixes it by renaming Numbers to Number. Closes python#104659 Change-Id: I28557ceac96b3dc9606415b0426a34906b7d3744
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The IntEnum example in the rst docs is the only example in which a plural classname (Numbers) is used. This change fixes it by renaming Numbers to Number. Closes python#104659
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The IntEnum example in the rst docs is the only example in which a plural classname (Numbers) is used. This change fixes it by renaming Numbers to Number. Closes python#104659
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The IntEnum example in the rst docs is the only example in which a plural classname (Numbers) is used. This change fixes it by renaming Numbers to Number. Closes python#104659
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…ython#104665) (cherry picked from commit 3ac856e)
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* main: (30 commits) pythongh-103987: fix several crashes in mmap module (python#103990) docs: fix wrong indentation causing rendering error in dis page (python#104661) pythongh-94906: Support multiple steps in math.nextafter (python#103881) pythongh-104472: Skip `test_subprocess.ProcessTestCase.test_empty_env` if ASAN is enabled (python#104667) pythongh-103839: Allow building Tkinter against Tcl 8.7 without external libtommath (pythonGH-103842) pythongh-85984: New additions and improvements to the tty library. (python#101832) pythongh-104659: Consolidate python examples in enum documentation (python#104665) pythongh-92248: Deprecate `type`, `choices`, `metavar` parameters of `argparse.BooleanOptionalAction` (python#103678) pythongh-104645: fix error handling in marshal tests (python#104646) pythongh-104600: Make type.__type_params__ writable (python#104634) pythongh-104602: Add additional test for listcomp with lambda (python#104639) pythongh-104640: Disallow walrus in comprehension within type scopes (python#104641) pythongh-103921: Rename "type" header in argparse docs (python#104654) Improve readability of `typing._ProtocolMeta.__instancecheck__` (python#104649) pythongh-96522: Fix deadlock in pty.spawn (python#96639) pythonGH-102818: Do not call `PyTraceBack_Here` in sys.settrace trampoline. (pythonGH-104579) pythonGH-103545: Add macOS specific constants for ``os.setpriority`` to ``os`` (python#104606) pythongh-104623: Update macOS installer to SQLite 3.42.0 (pythonGH-104624) pythongh-104619: never leak comprehension locals to outer locals() (python#104637) pythongh-104602: ensure all cellvars are known up front (python#104603) ...
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Hi! I've just seen that classname in the example in the documentation for
IntEnum
(https://docs.python.org/3/library/enum.html#enum.IntEnum) is in the plural (Numbers
) but for all the other enum examples a classname in the singular is used.Since a singluar classname IMO makes more sense for all enum classes, I think
Numbers
should be changed toNumber
in the documentation.Linked PRs
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