IMO, No.
With Py2, the caller has the freedom to positionally pass values against
the kwargs (and with py3 as well, if you remove the '*' after positional
args). Hence, if your API is forcing the caller to pass some values only
via kwargs, then that's a restriction that's non-obvious and deviates
Hello BangPypers,
Python 3 has this nifty feature of including the * in the argument list
to indicate the end of positional arguments and the beginning of
keyword-only arguments.
For example:
def my_func(a, b, *, kw1=None, kw2=None): pass
In Python 2 you could achieve the same goal of enforc
