bpo-29924: Remove useless argument by SylvainDe · Pull Request #854 · python/cpython (original) (raw)
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@Haypo may be the most relevant reviewer for this.
I've signed the CLA.
The change LGTM, but it seems like the signature wasn't validated yet. Let's wait 1 or 2 days and check again if the bot is happy.
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LGTM but wait for the CLA tag.
@Haypo Thanks for the quick reply. I've just added my Github handle to my profile on the bug.report. Let's wait and see :-)
On this tiny change, I didn't ask you to add yourself to Misc/ACKS, but you may have to do it for your next change.
Thanks for your first contribution to CPython! I made the mistake, but I'm happy that someone found it, and even better, fixed it!