Graham Dumpleton

I'll try and look later, but ``property`` does a lot of weird magic and has conventions that aren't going to work with a standard decorator. You would need to create...

It would be easier for you do this yourself for a specific case where it is required. I don't see that having this in wrapt itself would be a good...

Old issue related to this with more thorough description of how to create a wrapper object for properties can be found at: * https://github.com/GrahamDumpleton/wrapt/issues/44

Will need to do more research, but this looks to be a flaw in pytest implementation. Specifically, it doesn't support properly that when dealing with any sort of function in...

What version of Python and pytest are you using? What is the exact error result you get from pytest and what were you expecting? When I test with latest pytest...

I don't know how to use type annotations, so don't really understand what you are trying to do and have no immediate idea. Can you expand more on how it...

For some background reading, you may want to read: - https://github.com/GrahamDumpleton/wrapt/tree/master/blog The wrapt package doesn't use function closures to implement decorators as that approach is broken in various ways and...

If you want to experiment to see if the pure Python version of wrapt can be made to work, do: ``` pip uninstall wrapt WRAPT_EXTENSIONS=false pip install wrapt ```

Nothing has changed. I don't know how dill/pickle really works under the covers and no one else has offered their knowledge to investigate.

@marwan116 Since pickle is different from dill, with pickle being a part of Python, can you create a separate issue and also include in that a small reproducible example that...