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Usually, I prefer dataclass-like objects to have keyword-only __init__. In general, I believe that invocations with more than one or two positional arguments are a risk to refactoring and make the code harder to read. and dataclasses with just one or two fields seem to defeat the purpose.
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I am really just starting to use pyfields, so at this point I haven't felt the calling for a PR yet. That might change once I've used pyfields more seriously though.
Usually, I prefer dataclass-like objects to have keyword-only
__init__
. In general, I believe that invocations with more than one or two positional arguments are a risk to refactoring and make the code harder to read. and dataclasses with just one or two fields seem to defeat the purpose.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: