Just wondering if you have any thoughts/comments on using NewType vs. type equivalencies. By that I mean, creating a type like:
MethodName = str
vs.
MethodName = NewType('MethodName', str)
The former makes the PyCharm type checker happy, but fails when using the 'mypy' linter.
The latter makes 'mypy' happy, but causes a lot of extra casting and syntactic sugar to keep PyCharm happy.
I really hope to hear you on this?
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Just wondering if you have any thoughts/comments on using NewType vs. type equivalencies. By that I mean, creating a type like:
MethodName = str
vs.
MethodName = NewType('MethodName', str)
The former makes the PyCharm type checker happy, but fails when using the 'mypy' linter.
The latter makes 'mypy' happy, but causes a lot of extra casting and syntactic sugar to keep PyCharm happy.
I really hope to hear you on this?