Python: Replace vars with cached_property decorator #5068
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@samredai would you have time to look at this? Since you're the original author 👍🏻 |
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Instead of doing the caching ourselves, functools has a nice decorator that can do that for us. I also removed the type ignore to avoid having an accidental None.