If you are implementing a callable that is meant to have the same signature as a callable in the standard library (or another library which does not use camel case), then twistedchecker will complain.
Because twistedchecker is a required test in Twisted, that means you have to change the signature, which may means it is not compatible in the way intended.
If you are implementing a callable that is meant to have the same signature as a callable in the standard library (or another library which does not use camel case), then twistedchecker will complain.
Because twistedchecker is a required test in Twisted, that means you have to change the signature, which may means it is not compatible in the way intended.