clarify distinction between datetime module and class in deprecation messages (again) #109080
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fixed, but next time please consider asking nicely. |
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ping @Yhg1s for merge ? |
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I think I saw a thread on https://discuss.python.org/ at some point, discussing whether warning messages should be exactly preserved in between patch releases, however I wasn't able to find it back. Surely it would clarify if this PR is even wanted. |
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Oh actually it's not just any conflict: my PR is completely superseded by #114761, so no reason to keep it around ! |
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follow up to #108073, in response to @ellert's comment #108073 (comment)
I think this time we have all of them.