Use a _set_ prefix on property setters.
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This updates test and example code to use a `_set_` prefix on setters as standard.
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Looks good. The clarification in the docs is very clear. Thanks for this!
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I see that that mypy has found an unused ignore? |
I changed the name of a property setter that was deliberately the same as the getter. This reverts that change so mypy passes again.
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Thanks - that was me being overzealous, I've reverted teh offending line. |
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This updates test and example code to use a
_set_prefix on setters as standard. I think this is a trivial change but follows best practice.I noticed there's now a broken unit test on Windows, which I'll fix separately. I hope the tests will still all pass in CI.