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@@ -2,8 +2,9 @@ Release type: patch
 
 Improve typing of `@strawberry.enum()` by:
 
-1. Using a `TypeVar` bound on `EnumMeta` instead of `EnumMeta`, which allows type-checkers (like pyright)
-   to detect the fields of the enum being decorated. For example, for the following enum:
+1. Using a `TypeVar` bound on `EnumMeta` instead of `EnumMeta`, which allows
+   type-checkers (like pyright) to detect the fields of the enum being
+   decorated. For example, for the following enum:
 
 ```python
 @strawberry.enum
@@ -13,10 +14,11 @@ class IceCreamFlavour(Enum):
     CHOCOLATE = "chocolate"
 ```
 
-   Prior to this change, pyright would complain if you tried to access
-   `IceCreamFlavour.VANILLA`, since the type information of `IceCreamFlavour` was being
-   erased by the `EnumMeta` typing  .
+Prior to this change, pyright would complain if you tried to access
+`IceCreamFlavour.VANILLA`, since the type information of `IceCreamFlavour` was
+being erased by the `EnumMeta` typing .
 
-2. Overloading it so that type-checkers (like pyright) knows in what cases it returns a decorator
-   (when it's called with keyword arguments, e.g. `@strawberry.enum(name="IceCreamFlavor")`),
-   versus when it returns the original enum type (without keyword arguments.
+2. Overloading it so that type-checkers (like pyright) knows in what cases it
+   returns a decorator (when it's called with keyword arguments, e.g.
+   `@strawberry.enum(name="IceCreamFlavor")`), versus when it returns the
+   original enum type (without keyword arguments.