Fixed double call to PyType_Ready in CLR MetaType's tp_new - #1486
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….tp_new`. It should have not been allowed in the first place, but we accidentally cleared `Ready` from `tp_flags`. Instead, we will extend `tp_flags` and call `PyType_Modified` at the end of CLR MetaType.tp_new
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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
It should have not been allowed in the first place, but we accidentally cleared Ready from tp_flags. Instead, we will extend tp_flags and call PyType_Modified at the end of CLR MetaType.tp_new
Does this close any currently open issues?
No
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This change is required for the upcoming feature, that allows setting custom base type for reflected .NET classes (as seen from Python).