Descriptor on method provides metadata but can't get the class the method is located in?

At the point a class member (function or class data member) is defined, it is not aware of the enclosing class. The way the class keyword works in Python is that the expressions within the body of the class statement are evaluated, packed into a dict and then passed to the metaclass (by default type ) as metaclass(classname, bases, members) . At the point they're evaluated (which includes applying decorators) there is no way to reference the class that they will eventually be added to.

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