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@AlexWaygood there's also Enum's [`_new_member_`](https://stackoverflow.com/a/76125000) that hasn't been mentioned in the docs nor in the mypy repository.

Can you remind us of the difference between arguments and parameters and how the current options aren't adequate for C?

@torressa I don't have Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie's [*The C Programming Language*][2] on hand, but for a definition we can mention Stack Overflow's *canonical*: [What's the difference between an...

@pedropaulofb notice the warning in the Sphinx docs about the [info field lists](https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/usage/domains/python.html#info-field-lists), for reference: > Note > > In current release, all var, ivar and cvar are represented as...

@pedropaulofb I'm using docformatter version 1.7.2 (check your version with [`docformatter --version`](https://docformatter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html#use-from-the-command-line)). I'm also using standard configurations to wrap in accordance with the [python-black code style](https://docformatter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/configuration.html#how-to-configure-docformatter), so in my `pyproject.toml`...

@pedropaulofb I'm not a docformatter maintainer, just a user. I'm sure your tests are correct so I'll excuse myself from the extra work of installing an additional venv to reproduce...

> Of course I could write `` :meth:`Child.x() ` `` but that would be unreadable and difficult to maintain. I'd argue this is the right way of doing things, if...

@tacaswell this doesn't lend any support to the argument: > (and I have in over 10 years never not used autodoc) Then you should know the proposal is questionable for...

@da1910 > I personally find the tone of your response a little confrontational. That's not my intention. Please notice carefully when I wrote: > there are over a hundred autodoc...

> This may be a naive sphinx question: is there a way to express an alias for a domain definition? Off-topic to this thread see [Get support][1] and consider asking...