ksamuel
ksamuel
> My understanding is that at runtime only the last definition of the function is preserved and all of the @overload information is lost, Indeed, I haven't thought about that....
Thanks for all the work you put in this.
> It is true that users save the boilerplate of a FromFormData marker, but what if they want to add a description to their request body? Now they'd have to...
Indeed, I should have tested it before writing such a comment. I tried various versions of it, but the dynamism mypy allows is way more limited that what annotations accept....
I do prefer the option of doing `class MyForm(Form, description=...)` if you can pull it off with `__init_subclass__` or a `metaclass`. If not, a dunder attribute is still a better...
It's version 0.21.0 so for now, there is no stability guaranty, that's the point.
Depends of your definition of like. When I do this, I know I have to implement migration facilities later, which is more work: either some adapter, some scripts giving warnings...
I'm not sure being rude to the author is going to help.
So we finally found the issue for the pastes not working. The pastes folder was filled with file named like this: 0bin-fd470740.75887-1176577701172585282 Those files were empty, and we don't know...
No commit on 0bin doesn't mean the project is dead. We still run it at 0bin.net and works with the Python 3.10.