BUG: np.dtype and np.dtypes.* runtime signatures
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Thanks @jorenham. I assume there is a release note for all the runtime signature improvements already. |
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not yet, but there will be, yea |
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Alternative to #30146
Ref: #30146 (comment)
Related to #30104, #30114, #30121, #30124, #30126, #30137, #30138, #30140, #30143, #30146, #30147, #30155, and #30164
Note that for reason the signature docstring header bits aren't stripped from
__doc__as it should. The result is that thedtypereference docs now contains a weird--in its description.In the recent triage meeting we decided to take this for granted for now, as the benefits of this PR outweigh the costs.