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Graphify v0.9.58 fixes Python nested function resolution

Graphify has released version 0.9.58, introducing a fix for how nested Python functions are resolved. This update ensures that calls to functions defined within other functions now correctly reference the inner definition based on lexical scope, rather than potentially referring to a similarly named function outside of its intended scope. The change also preserves direct recursion as a self-loop. AI

IMPACT Minor tooling improvement for Python developers using Graphify.

RANK_REASON This is a minor software update for a specific tool, not a major release or research breakthrough.

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Graphify v0.9.58 fixes Python nested function resolution

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · whatsnew_fyi ·

    graphify v0.9.58 Fix: a call to a Python function defined nested inside another function now resolves to that inner definition per lexical scope, instead of lea

    graphify v0.9.58 Fix: a call to a Python function defined nested inside another function now resolves to that inner definition per lexical scope, instead of leaking to a same-named function elsewhere; direct recursion is preserved as a self-loop (3410, thanks @hopstreax).; Fix: s…