Terrence Reilly

I put this aside for the moment, because there isn't a clear way to move forward on it. We could check whether the function definition consists only of a `NotImplementedException`...

That sounds fine, so long as it's not just "pass" or "nothing" (as linters will complain about those.) I don't have much time recently, so it may take me a...

Ah, good catch. Feel free to attempt it, if you'd like. Let me know if you have any questions.

Sorry, not yet. I've been mostly trying to focus on stability and reducing regressions lately. Sure, if you'd like to try it go ahead. I'll post here before starting to...

@Harrison88, your suggestion sounds fine. (Sorry I took a while to respond -- I had to fly back home for a funeral, so I've been out of touch for a...

Annotations are dropped in rightmost child for arguments-section AST. At some point, the item name is the only node, and everything is elided up until it's placed in the argument...

@e0lithic, I wasn't able to reproduce this for v1.5.2. (For reference, I copied your example above into _example_numpy.py_, and ran `darglint -s numpy example_numpy.py`. I got the errors ``` example_numpy.py:readonly_property:57:...

The `function` argument gets passed to instances of `DarglintError`, which get used when generating the error report. (To do things like get the line number, and the function name.) So...

It's not a section according to the [Google styleguide](https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html#381-docstrings). I don't think darglint's goal is to support any convention introduced by any third-party library. Sure, it could be supported. But...

So, currently darglint expects indentation to be four spaces (as all the examples show.) I actually want to change this to be any indentation amount, so long as it is...