Fixed #33426 -- Fixed ResolverMatch.__repr_() for class-based views. #15297
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@kezabelle Thanks 👍 Can you add release notes? |
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Dangerous of you to let me attempt to construct release notes that are stylistically correct, but yep, done/attempted :) |
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@kezabelle Thanks 👍 I pushed tiny edits to release notes 😉 @ngnpope @adamchainz @tim-mccurrach Do you want to take a look? |
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LGTM |
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Thanks y'all for checking 👍 |
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Ticket is 33426.
I think this is an issue based on my recollection of the ResolverMatch behaviour going back however long, but short of pulling in python 2.7 and going back to the early 1.x series, I can only say it looks like a difference between
3.2.9and4.0Tests looked to pass locally, so let's see if this works generally.