How to use the retype.serialize_attribute function in retype
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ambv / retype / tests / test_retype.py View on Github 
def test_serialize_attribute(self) -> None:
src_txt = "a.b.c"
expected = "a.b.c"
src = ast3.parse(dedent(src_txt))
assert isinstance(src, ast3.Module)
attr_expr = src.body[0]
self.assertEqual(serialize_attribute(attr_expr), expected)def test_serialize_name(self) -> None:
src_txt = "just_a_flat_name"
expected = "just_a_flat_name"
src = ast3.parse(dedent(src_txt))
assert isinstance(src, ast3.Module)
attr_expr = src.body[0]
self.assertEqual(serialize_attribute(attr_expr), expected)retype
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