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Hmm, I think in general this is fine because we don't lose anything (As<PyObject> will still work), but it's nevertheless a silent breaking change. This is possible in the future, but I wouldn't want to do it during a point-release. Can you introduce a preliminary new function for this behaviour? |
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@filmor I can do that. I will also create a new issue to address this in a major release. |
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@koubaa if this is specifically targeted to conversion to object, why does it have to be generic? |
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@koubaa there is already AsManagedObject(Type). Does it not work for you? It appears to be doing the same when Type == object. |
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@lostmsu didn't know about that. I don't need this change anymore |
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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
Improve behavior of PyObject.As<>. This is needed to make external function codec work:
pythonnet/codecs#1
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