Correct typos in runpy.run_path documentation#151230
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The documentation for runpy.run_path refers to a parameter called *file_path*, which doesn't exist in the call spec. However, *path_name* exists, and it is implied that *file_path* actually refers to *path_name*.
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What is the parameter name in the Python file itself (not the rst)? |
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@underscore-andthereitgoes thanks!
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The documentation for runpy.run_path refers to a parameter called file_path, which doesn't exist in the call spec. However, path_name exists, and it is implied that file_path actually refers to path_name.
I considered this a typo and did not bother creating an issue.