Add example for duplicate-bases message documentation

[gunungpw]

Co-authored-by: Vladyslav Krylasov [email protected]

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Type of Changes

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	🐛 Bug fix
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Description

add code example for duplicate-bases
add python traceback error message
add Issue Tracker link

Ref #5953

[DanielNoord]

Thanks again @gunungpw

[gunungpw]

Any advice why Checks / documentation (pull_request) fail? I am new to programing and Github 😄

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[DanielNoord]

@gunungpw I'm scared it might be due to #6060.

If you want to fix it you would likely need to look for the add_message calls that have "duplicate-bases" as their first argument. Then figure it by which visit_... or leave_... method (I guess visit_classdef) they get called and check if duplicate-bases is in their check_messages decorator. I know that is quite a lot so if you have trouble figuring this out let me know and I can take a look myself!

[gunungpw]

@gunungpw I'm scared it might be due to #6060.

If you want to fix it you would likely need to look for the add_message calls that have "duplicate-bases" as their first argument. Then figure it by which visit_... or leave_... method (I guess visit_classdef) they get called and check if duplicate-bases is in their check_messages decorator. I know that is quite a lot so if you have trouble figuring this out let me know and I can take a look myself!

I learned a lot today, the issue may be a bit too complex for me.
Hope you have a nice day

[DanielNoord]

@gunungpw I'm scared it might be due to #6060.
If you want to fix it you would likely need to look for the add_message calls that have "duplicate-bases" as their first argument. Then figure it by which visit_... or leave_... method (I guess visit_classdef) they get called and check if duplicate-bases is in their check_messages decorator. I know that is quite a lot so if you have trouble figuring this out let me know and I can take a look myself!

I learned a lot today, the issue may be a bit too complex for me. Hope you have a nice day

@Pierre-Sassoulas Actually already fixed it by adding the comment. 😄

[Pierre-Sassoulas]

Thank you for the contribution @gunungpw , and congratulation on becoming a contributor !