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Or do I have to use stubgen for that? Also, if I do have to use stubgen for that, how would I get the generated type stubs to work with Pyright? |
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erictraut
Mar 20, 2021
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No, pyright's --createstub doesn't work with compiled modules. You'll need to use stubgen for that, but the amount of type information available in a compiled module is small, so the resulting stubs will be very low quality. You'll need to fill in a lot of information manually to make them work for type checking. In my experience, writing such stubs from scratch is a better approach. |
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No, pyright's --createstub doesn't work with compiled modules. You'll need to use stubgen for that, but the amount of type information available in a compiled module is small, so the resulting stubs will be very low quality. You'll need to fill in a lot of information manually to make them work for type checking. In my experience, writing such stubs from scratch is a better approach.