Why is this failing on a font test?

What? Those tests didn't fail this time.

This will need a note in the documentation that this was added in pygame 2.1.4.

This will need a note in the documentation that this was added in pygame 2.1.4.

That's what I thought, the question is where in the docs should this be added? I suppose it's not exactly a separate method, because it's not intended to be called likevector_instance.__round__(ndigits), so how and where? A note under this:Changed in pygame 1.9.4:pygame.math required import. More convenient pygame.Vector2 and pygame.Vector3.:

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Perhaps, something like this becauseround signature should be already known or does it require an example:

Also, I just realized that that line aboutrequired import is a bit confusing, isrequired import what changed in 1.9.4 (as in, is no more required) or is it required as of 1.9.4 (because AFAIK it's not required)?

Should this support keyword arguments?

Should this support keyword arguments?

It should try to emulate a normal numerical__round__. So if they do, we should.

The docs addition you bring up makes sense.

__round__ for floats doesn't support keyword arguments,round on the other hand does already support keyword arguments but it's a built-in function so those keyword arguments can't really be changed, either way, it seems to work fine with keyword arguments too

It is a bit odd to do this thoughround(number=vector_instance),ndigits keyword works fine too.

Should the docs say that this is new in version 2.1.4.dev1?

Should the docs say that this is new in version 2.1.4dev1

I think it'd be fine saying just 2.1.4

Did I just...

@MyreMylar I have made the requested changes, it would be great if you could review them, thanks!