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I don't know if we have a way to show that module is deprecated, but nturl2path is deprecated: python/cpython#131432

In theory something like this might work, but I think it's better to just add a comment to the top of the file:

@deprecated("...")
def __getattr__(name: str) -> Never: ...

Also this won't really generate a deprecation message, so not worth it.

Also this won't really generate a deprecation message, so not worth it.

What do you think about adding @deprecated for each module function? (this module have only 2 functions)

of course with sys.version_info check

Also this won't really generate a deprecation message, so not worth it.

What do you think about adding @deprecated for each module function? (this module have only 2 functions)

of course with sys.version_info check

That sounds like a good idea.