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In the tests at #3635, it seems that py::multiple_inheritance() is required when a derived class inherits from a derived class that inherits from multiple bases. I would expect that pybind11 could have looked down the chain of bases and noticed that MI was being used, and set the flag accordingly.
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In the tests at #3635, it seems that
py::multiple_inheritance()
is required when a derived class inherits from a derived class that inherits from multiple bases. I would expect that pybind11 could have looked down the chain of bases and noticed that MI was being used, and set the flag accordingly.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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