Marc Mueller
Marc Mueller
@DanielNoord Sounds good to me!
> Wow, great! I guess you then also expose the types by adding a `py.typed` file, right? Yes, once we've enabled mypy and can be confident the types are correct.
> Do you have any thoughts or pointers on a more correct implementation? My initial thought would be a simple identity function, e.g. > > ```python > def ChildType(x): >...
Some recent AST changes: * Add support for new `TryStar` node. Almost identical to the `ast.Try` node. We shouldn't use the old `TryExcept` / `TryFinally` structure though! It's probably better...
> But is this required at all ? `wrapt` is the package that should handle the metadata about the pytho interpreters it supports and pip takes it into account. Took...
The documentation is not entirely correct. Code should be able to handle `None` but currently it will be `""` for relative imports. There are parts, especially with string formatting that...
> @cdce8p I didn't want to bother you as there were more pressing PRs which I liked you to review. But if you have the time I would appreciate your...
_Just for me to understand_ The ultimate goal is to infer the `args` which are `None` currently? And subsequently, if the `args` are infered, we need to know that `defaults`...
Unfortunately, I don't think this is possible at the moment. The `Const.kind` value is extracted from the `Constant` ast node. That is only ever `u` or `None`. ```py import ast...
> I was thinking of looking for the column number of the string and doing `columnno - 1` to look for the prefix and handle some edge cases. Is this...