For django it doesn't matter. It's more like historical way to define metadata.
28.8.2017 7.31 ip. "Matthew Pava" <Matthew.Pava@iss.com> kirjoitti:
--Should our Meta classes inherit from object? I just did a code inspection and got that message a few times; it never occurred to me to do that before, and even the Django documentation doesn't have Meta inherit from object. What is the best practice, especially with Python 3?
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