remote.py: Denote optional parameters as such#519
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In the online documentation to Pygit2 it was not visible that (some of) the parameters to Remote.fetch() and Remote.push() were optional. Fix this. (I'm not sure if the way I did it is the idiomatic way of marking a parameter optional in Python docstrings.)
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Actually signatures only need to be defined in C code, it works automatically for Python files. So to reduce development/maintenance costs and improve coherence of the documentation I went through the Python files and removed manually defined signatures from the docstrings. See commit deb5053 |
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In the online documentation to Pygit2 it was not visible that (some of)
the parameters to Remote.fetch() and Remote.push() were optional. Fix
this. (I'm not sure if the way I did it is the idiomatic way of marking
a parameter optional in Python docstrings.)