Lucas Garron on Nostr: I'm glad that Python supports optional type syntax out of the box, but… I can't ...
I'm glad that Python supports optional type syntax out of the box, but… I can't figure out how to use it for anything more than annotation and autocompletion convenience?
How do I lint to detect an argument to a function with an obviously incorrect type?!?
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