On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 10:27:01 -0800 Breno Leitao wrote:
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I'm far from a Python expert, so up to you :)
I used type hints a couple of times in the past, they are somewhat
useful, but didn't feel useful enough to bother. Happy for someone
else to do the work, tho :)
I am a big fan of type hitting, since it help in reviewing code, as also
with tooling that help you to find problems, since the function returns
and arguments now have a type.
What are the top 3 python scripts we have in network today? I can try to
find some time to help.
I think ynl.py (and nlspec.py) is by far the most used / active piece
of Python we have today.