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The code for mmh3_hash64 in mmh3module.c has a x64arch argument, but the typing file __init__.pyi does not declare this as an argument to hash64. The result is a mypy error if code uses the x64arch keyword argument.
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Thank you so much for reporting the problem. A fix to this issue was released in 4.1.0. Incidentally, I was able to find another bug on s390x (#52) when testing the fix to this issue, so your report is doubly appreciated.
The code for mmh3_hash64 in mmh3module.c has a
x64arch
argument, but the typing file__init__.pyi
does not declare this as an argument to hash64. The result is a mypy error if code uses thex64arch
keyword argument.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: