feat: Format function names with qualname for Python 3.11+#825
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jake-kramer wants to merge 1 commit intobenfred:masterfrom
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feat: Format function names with qualname for Python 3.11+#825jake-kramer wants to merge 1 commit intobenfred:masterfrom
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This change will update function names to have module paths in them which is useful for disambiguating functions when viewing a profile. See https://docs.python.org/3/glossary.html#term-qualified-name
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Hi @jake-kramer - this PR looks good to me, can you update to the latest main branch and I will try to start CI on this ? (I don't seem to be able to update your branch from here) |
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Thanks @benfred, I can get to this next week |
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This change will update function names to have module paths in them which is useful for disambiguating functions when viewing a profile.
See https://docs.python.org/3/glossary.html#term-qualified-name