I'm developing a Python project to utilize a set of existing protobuf files.
One of these files uses the following enum definition:
enum Enum
{
None = 100;
}
That compiles to:
None = 100
In Python, but None is a reserved word in Python, so the file crashes with
SyntaxError:
cannot assign to None upon import.
Of course, this can be solved by changing the None in the protobuf file to
any non-reserved word, but many rely on these protobuf files so that's an
expensive solution.
Anything else I can do?
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