gh-150486: Remove dead _buffer_factory attribute from _SelectorDatagramTransport#150487
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P.S. The win-x64 switch-case testsuite was red on my fork at first also, but passed on re-run, looks like a something strange. I can't rerun it here =( |
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A bit cosmetic change, but lets remove this similar in spirit to #150428 (review)
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_SelectorDatagramTransportdefines a class-level attribute_buffer_factory = collections.dequethat is not used anywhere in CPython.Before:
After:
No behavior change.
_buffer_factoryclass attribute from_SelectorDatagramTransport#150486