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Fix conflicting names of cpdef enum to_py functions when the an enum with the name name exists in multiple modules. Instead use the cname to name the to_py function since we have already ensured that it is unique and mangled with the module name. Possibly fixes cython#5860 (it definitely fixes a real bug, but that project has far too many dependencies for me to test, so who knows if it fixes *that* bug).
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Good catch.
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Fix conflicting names of cpdef enum to_py functions when the an enum with the name name exists in multiple modules. Instead use the cname to name the to_py function since we have already ensured that it is unique and mangled with the module name. Possibly fixes #5860 (it definitely fixes a real bug, but that project has far too many dependencies for me to test, so who knows if it fixes *that* bug).
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Fix conflicting names of cpdef enum to_py functions when the an enum with the name name exists in multiple modules. Instead use the cname to name the to_py function since we have already ensured that it is unique and mangled with the module name. Possibly fixes cython#5860 (it definitely fixes a real bug, but that project has far too many dependencies for me to test, so who knows if it fixes *that* bug).
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Fix conflicting names of cpdef enum to_py functions when the an enum with the name name exists in multiple modules. Instead use the cname to name the to_py function since we have already ensured that it is unique and mangled with the module name. Possibly fixes cython#5860 (it definitely fixes a real bug, but that project has far too many dependencies for me to test, so who knows if it fixes *that* bug).
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Fix conflicting names of cpdef enum to_py functions when the an enum with the name name exists in multiple modules. Instead use the cname to name the to_py function since we have already ensured that it is unique and mangled with the module name.
Possibly fixes #5860 (it definitely fixes a real bug, but that project has far too many dependencies for me to test, so who knows if it fixes that bug).