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At least, I think. For example, if instantiating a new tax-benefit system (TBS), then using .update_variable() to load off based on a string (as hinted in -core), the underlying .load_variable() method will throw an error indicating that a str type has no property __name__, even though both methods are hinted to take strings. I believe they're actually meant to take Variable-types.
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At least, I think. For example, if instantiating a new tax-benefit system (TBS), then using
.update_variable()
to load off based on a string (as hinted in-core
), the underlying.load_variable()
method will throw an error indicating that astr
type has no property__name__
, even though both methods are hinted to take strings. I believe they're actually meant to takeVariable
-types.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: