Move to Py_SET_TYPE from Assigning to Py_TYPE result #54
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Python developers have been trying to move away from assigning directly to the result of a call to Py_TYPE to using Py_SET_TYPE to accomplish the same results. The latter is now required, not just preferred.
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Python developers have been trying to move away from assigning directly to the result of a call to
Py_TYPEto usingPy_SET_TYPEto accomplish the same results. The latter is now required, not just preferred.I know @gjcarneiro that you have many more important things to do, but I hope that this helps!