Python "object" as root object

[John A Meinel]

I think it was python 2.2 or 2.3 where python introduced the 'object'
superclass. Basically all classes should really inherit from object at
the lowest level. That is what enables you to use functions like 'super()'

Is there a reason why none of bzr's classes use this idiom? It isn't
extremely different, but I thought it was the correct way to do things.

John
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