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Python 3.13 breaks backward compatibility on chaining classmethods and property decorators, citing that it was a flawed approach. See the first bullet point here, and another article here going in to workarounds.
Describe the issue:
Python 3.13 breaks backward compatibility on chaining classmethods and property decorators, citing that it was a flawed approach. See the first bullet point here, and another article here going in to workarounds.
The pattern used in pymc, which is now failing, is this from distribution.py:
This pattern occurs 5 times in the codebase, all in distribution.py.
Reproduceable code example:
Error message:
PyMC version information:
pymc 5.17.0, installed via uv/pip
Context for the issue:
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