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Add arg
skip_schema_validation
to @on() #56Add arg
skip_schema_validation
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Where does the asterisk come into play?
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All arguments after the aterisk can only used with as keyword arguments.
So the following call would raise a TypeError:
Instead it is required to use keyword arguments:
Without aterisk the
@on()
decorator could be used like this:Without the keyword it is hard to guess what the meaning is of the second argument. I added the aterisk to make it explicit to disable validation. You can either use
skip_schema_validation
s default value ofFalse
. Or, if you want to disable the validation, you can set it to true by keyword arguments:There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Interesting. Thanks for the explanation.