Graham Dumpleton

The change you made is in a copy of an old blog post in the repo. Am not so much concerned about that one. The real docs page that needs...

Any further thoughts on how to deal with this? I have running of no GIL tests set up under GitHub actions now so can try and sort it out.

I managed to get both these tests to pass by clearing the function in the class, rather than just the class. ``` Class.function = None Class = None gc.collect() ```

Use wrapt==1.17.0.dev4 from PyPi for now to test. I need feedback that is all good before doing a final release.

Do you mean: * https://github.com/GrahamDumpleton/wrapt/blob/develop/src/wrapt/importer.py#L291 Thus: ``` @wrapt.when_imported('this') def hook_this(module): # do stuff with module 'this' if is already imported, or only later when it gets imported ``` Otherwise not...

I would have to think about it, it would be mixing what are currently separate bits of functionality which themselves are not dependent on each other. The current behaviour also...

Am aware of complications that can occur for this in certain cases. Can you explain how this is causing an issue in your specific case? The cases I am aware...

Yep, that is the exact one I mainly know about causing problems. The thought on that one, but haven't got around to trying it, is not to have the `__iter__`...

Something like that is indeed what I was thinking of. Although I was stupidly thinking that would need to have a `hasattr()` check rather than just use `setattr()` and ignore...

Can you show the actual code you used along with full description from the error. Want to double check no reference counting issues. Also, some of the dunder methods are...