Cecil Curry

**Adorable.** What a cute `uvx` shim. Nobody even needs to install, manage, or directly run software anymore. `beartype-cli` will be *always* available like a QA Big Brother™ (*"He's your pal!"*)...

> there isn't actually an equivalent of the standalone `mypy` or Typescript `tsc` command that scans your code and spits out a list of everything wrong with it without actually...

> Actually are you just trying to do O(n) type checking on generators? **Never!** `O(1)` will always be @beartype's first love. First, we do the `O(1)` thing. Then we do...

> If you check only the first item that seems... really bad though *...heh.* We're not type-checking *anything* yielded by generators at the moment. That's the ultimate "really bad." Yet...

**Excellent questions!** Indeed, there are two pertinent sub-questions here. With respect to automated type-checking applied by `beartype.claw` import hooks: 1. Can specific subpackage(s) be selectively **configured for type-checking**? If so,...

**...heh.** The @beartype documentation is infamous trash. None of us should be laughing. Yet, laughter is the best medicine. Actually, fixing the docs would be the best medicine. 😆

**Yay!** Money! Someone wants to feed @beartype money! We're the project that does *anything* for money. We're like [famed JRPG lead Yoko Taro](https://www.thegamer.com/nier-automata-director-square-enix-money-quote) – only without the fame, the unsettling...

> ...mastercrafting useless words into an engaging story we'd pay more money for than beartype itself. The truth: it's like holy water to the eyes!  *the truth hurts zombie...

**Hah...** *hah.* Excellent yet awkward questions that expose a critical weakness in the @beartype API. Indeed, circular imports are a pain point for static and runtime type-checkers at the moment....

**Necrobump.** I'm cruelly hijacking this. For anyone who cares, you can ignore the above `DeprecationWarning` errors now unconditionally emitted by `pytest-asyncio` under newer Python versions with `pytest` options like: ```bash...