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This uses the existing validation logic in `PropertyInfo` to check assignments made in Python as well as set operations over HTTP.
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This makes use of the validation logic now added to
PropertyInfoto validate properties when they are set from Python. Properties are already validated when set over HTTP.I've added to existing tests to ensure that we test this in various ways, both by calling
__set__on a mockedThingand in more realistic contexts.I have not yet added a way to opt out of this behaviour other than by subclassing the property descriptor.