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I'm trying to use a framework in Python I built with c#. Some types will import, others will not. These are all in the same library and namespace. These types have quite deep and complex inheritance so it is difficult to provide a minimalistic working example. The issue does seem to be related to that inheritance - if I edit them to remove the relationship with the base class, import succeeds. There is nothing 'wrong' with the base type however - I am able to import that without issue. This behaviour seems to stay the same even if I strip the inheriting type of all additional functionality except that required to implement the abstract type. Are there known limitations about types that can be used? I thought perhaps the type was somehow non-CLS compliant, given that it has some methods that are labelled as such, but I am able to use them without issue in Visual Basic and C#, suggesting that's not an issue. Thanks |
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I've since decided this was a bug mixed in with some user error. See #1859 |
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I've since decided this was a bug mixed in with some user error.
See #1859