On 2018-04-18 02:13, Chris Angelico wrote:
I'm much happier promoting a full-featured assignment expression than
something that can only be used in a limited set of situations. Is
there reason to believe that extensions to the := operator might take
it in a different direction? If not, there's very little to lose by
permitting any assignment target, and then letting style guides frown
on it if they like.

This is a very good argument: why artificially restrict the operator?

This reminds me of the artificial restriction of decorator syntax (why is @foo()() not legal?). There was never a rationale given for that and now we are stuck with it.

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