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Sorry about the parenthetical comment; I think what I was trying
to say is basically what you have in your last paragraph.
As for use cases, I don't have any myself (I ran into this with
some test code for a metaclass which "overrides" __bases__).
However, grepping through the standard library, I note that one
place where assignment to __bases__ is used is in
xmlrpclib.SlowParser. It appears to me that if SlowParser and
xmllib.XMLParser (neither of which has a base class) were
converted to new-style classes, the assignment to __bases__
would generate this exception. Of course, that shouldn't be too
hard to work around if that turns out to be necessary.
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