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AttributeError: '_thread._local' object has no attribute 'seen_classes'
See original GitHub issueThe latest release is raising the above error on invocation of class_schema. I’m working on putting together a minimal example to demonstrate this but in the meantime it’s breaking CI for me.
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In the meantime could you please reopen this issue until it has been resolved?
It looks like the fix in #191 didn’t actually do the trick. I still get the same issue with the 8.5.7 release. I think whatever solution is found to work for this problem should probably get a unit test added to avoid a regression.