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Answer by Jasmijn for Getting rid of PyCharm warning for Python static/class...

I haven't used PyCharm in a while, but I think adding a type annotation might work:from typing import ClassVarclass Result(object): Success: ClassVar['Result'] def __init__(self, success, details):...

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Answer by jrbergen for Getting rid of PyCharm warning for Python static/class...

You may want to make a separate predefined subclass of Result for a default 'Success' result.(I misinterpreted your question at first; in case one finds this question and is just looking for a way to...

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Getting rid of PyCharm warning for Python static/class property

In my Python 2.7 program (sorry, we have a third-party precompiled Python module that's stuck at 2.7, and yes we're leaning on them to upgrade and yes they're planning on getting there), rather than...

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