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Using FieldDescriptor.label is [now deprecated][1], with some new properties to replace these usages. Unfortunately, the [new types aren't in typeshed yet][2], so we have to ignore the types until the properties are released upstream. [1]: protocolbuffers/protobuf@64a76e6 [2]: python/typeshed#14702
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ah, nevermind. these won't work with our earliest supported version of |
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We'll still test with highest (i.e., newest) dependencies in CI, but to avoid thinking things like #371 will work.
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We'll still test with highest (i.e., newest) dependencies in CI, but to avoid thinking things like #371 will work.
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Using FieldDescriptor.label is now deprecated, with some new properties to replace these usages.
Unfortunately, the new types aren't in typeshed yet, so we have to ignore the types until the properties are released upstream.