Serhiy Storchaka <storchaka+cpyt...@gmail.com> added the comment:
You need to use the PEP 570 syntax if your function/method have a var-keyword
parameter, takes arbitrary keyword arguments, and has other parameters beside
the var-keyword parameter ("self" counts). And of course the minimal supported
Python version should be 3.8.
In PR 13700 the PEP 570 syntax was added in the documentation of functions that
use it in the code (like partial() and getcallargs()) and also in the examples
of user code where it is needed (like LRU, Callback and Namespace).
PR 13743 adds it the documentation of functions which do not accept arbitrary
keywords, but take some of arguments as positional only and others as
positional or keyword. It may be surprising, so I think it is better to
document this explicitly.
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