Documentation for _serialize/_deserialize shows parent class docstring

[AbdealiLoKo]

I was looking at the docs for Enum._serialize and got confused by what it was saying:

Serializes value to a basic Python datatype. Noop by default

And then realized this is the docstring from fields.Field and is meant for the developer who is subclassing fields.Field !
Got a bit confused there, not sure if this is the expected documentation :)

[sloria]

Ah, i can see how that's confusing. That certainly isn't intentional. PRs welcome!

[lafrech]

The right thing to do would be not to document those methods at all IMHO. There is no added value, since they all have the same signature. The only thing we really want to see here is the class docstring of each field, which describes what it does and what its parameters are. The rest is internals.

There seems to be a lot of automatic stuff going on, I don't know when it started to happen. For instance, the Number field doc shows float methods, which is irrelevant.