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Consider using functools.reduce instead of implementing your own _reduce()

See original GitHub issue

source/code/configuration/instance_schedule.py implements _reduce()

According to https://docs.python.org/3.0/whatsnew/3.0.html#builtins , one should use functools.reduce instead.

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arieleeuwcommented, Mar 22, 2019

Thanks for your feedback, we’ll consider it for future development

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ilyash-bcommented, Mar 22, 2019

footprint of another library

Irrelevant argument because it’s standard library, as I mentioned: “functools.reduce is part of standard library since 2.6”

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