TYP: Remove duplicate CLIP/WRAP/RAISE in __init__.pyi.#23326
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Small nit: I would personally be in favor of switching things around, i.e. removing the definition from the main __init__.pyi and rely on the multiarray re-export (considering they're also sorta defined in the latter during runtime)
These constants are defined twice in this file, to which pytype objects.
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Thanks @hawkinsp . |
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These constants are defined twice in this file, to which pytype objects. (mypy appears to tolerate this.)