Fix __signature__ support if object has a __file__ #992
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Could you please add a test case covering such a class? |
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I updated the previous test to test this edge case :p |
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Followup to #932. I missed an edge-case :(
If a class uses exotic
__signature__typings, but also has a__file__(thatinspect.getsourcelinesfinds), then it is ignored whenever_fix_default_valuesdoesn't work. In this case it should just 'trust' the__signature__.