Move UnsetValue to a consts (or similar) module
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It makes sense to promote this special type in a central place to avoid proliferation of equivalent alternatives. Also see: datalad/datasalad#53 Also add an `__all__`.
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It makes sense to promote this special type in a central place to avoid proliferation of equivalent alternatives. Also see: datalad/datasalad#53 Also add an `__all__`.
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It makes sense to promote this special type in a central place to avoid proliferation of equivalent alternatives. Also see: datalad/datasalad#53 Also add an `__all__`.
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It makes sense to promote this special type in a central place to avoid proliferation of equivalent alternatives. Also see: datalad/datasalad#53 Also add an `__all__`.
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It makes sense to promote this special type in a central place to avoid proliferation of equivalent alternatives. Also see: datalad/datasalad#53 Also add an `__all__`.
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This is a useful and generic type, that can be reused in more contexts than just settings.
And when this is touched, actually derive
UnsetValuefrominspect.Parameter.empty. This is the place in the standard lib that provides this concept.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: