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ms[i] = x raised "object is not subscriptable" and ms.load() an AttributeError. Both now say what to use instead: setIndex() and the constructor.
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For #1972.
ms[i] = xraises a TypeError that says to usems = ms.setIndex(i, value), andms.load(...)a MeterException that says to use the constructor. Before, they raised "object is not subscriptable" and an AttributeError.x = x.partition(...)andsetIndexinstead of the in-place calls, and its twobeatDurationoutputs are FrozenDurations. It passes nbval.ts.beatSequence.partition(6)on its own still does nothing, since Python cannot see that the result is dropped. help/meter-1972-rename makes that raise too.AI-assisted (Claude)