add async400 exceptiongroup-invalid-access #379
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hm, in hindsight I maybe should've used |
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| EXCGROUP_ATTRS = ( | ||
| # from ExceptionGroup | ||
| "message", | ||
| "exceptions", | ||
| "subgroup", | ||
| "split", | ||
| "derive", | ||
| # from BaseException | ||
| "args", | ||
| "with_traceback", | ||
| "add_notes", | ||
| ) |
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Let's add a test that set(dir(ExceptionGroup)).issubset(EXCGROUP_ATTRS), so that if a new method or attribute is added (e.g. by PEP-785 😅) we'll notice as soon as we test on that version of Python, rather than when users complain.
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oopie, that caught a typo. Turns out it's add_note and not add_notes ^^;
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pretty straightforward, bulk of it is in avoiding false alarms