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Black reformatting with Python 3 target.
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Move pylint disable.
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Fix docstring
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Update named tuple doc
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Update named tuple doc
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions adafruit_ble_cycling_speed_and_cadence.py
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"""Namedtuple for measurement values.

.. py:attribute:: CSCMeasurementValues.cumulative_wheel_revolutions
.. :attribute:: cumulative_wheel_revolutions:

Cumulative wheel revolutions (int).

.. py:attribute:: CSCMeasurementValues.last_wheel_event_time
.. :attribute:: last_wheel_event_time:

Time (int), units in 1024ths of a second, when last wheel event was measured.
This is a monotonically increasing clock value, not an interval.

.. py:attribute:: CSCMeasurementValues.cumulative_crank_revolutions
.. :attribute:: cumulative_crank_revolutions:

Cumulative crank revolutions (int).

.. py:attribute:: CSCMeasurementValues.last_crank_event_time
.. :attribute:: last_crank_event_time:

Time (int), units in 1024ths of a second, when last crank event was measured.
This is a monotonically increasing clock value, not an interval.
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