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def _py_backwards_merge_dicts(dicts): result = {} for dict_ in dicts: result.update(dict_) return result _py_backwards_merge_dicts(...)
could be
import py_backwards_some_module_name as _py_backwards _py_backwards.merge_dicts(...)
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It can't be part of py_backwards package, because it's not possible to install py_backwards on python < 3.3.
I think it would be better to have something like py_backwards_runtime or py_backwards_polyfill.
py_backwards_runtime
py_backwards_polyfill
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that module itself would be compiled with py_backwards, but all the transformers that require runtime helpers would have to be disabled.
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