Fix detail::obj_class_name() to work correctly for meta classes.
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I'm working on the clang10 C++20 issue under #4438. Ignoring here. |
Skylion007
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I guess so. Someday I intend to track this down. When I tried to fix it before I broke pickling of c-extension modules. See the pypy issue. |
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…4436) * Fix `detail::obj_class_name()` to work correctly for meta classes. * Adjust expected name for PyPy
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Port of fix here: google/clif@ef64abf
The fix was suggested by @lalaland (#4427 (comment)) and confirmed to be correct by @Yhg1s.
Note that the new test in test_class.py fails without this change.
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