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parse_from_object() dropped a class attribute when the class docstring documented a param of the same name. A common case is a class that documents its __init__ params and stores them as attributes:

class Point:
    """A point.

    :param x: Where it starts.
    """
    x: int = 0
    """Where it is now."""

Before, parse_from_object(Point).attrs was empty. Now it holds x with "Where it is now.", and params still holds the param x. An attribute that the docstring itself documents still takes precedence over the one in the source.

Parity: 0 of 29,123 docstrings differ. That's expected, since the parity tool doesn't run parse_from_object.