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@zm711 According to [PEP 484](https://peps.python.org/pep-0484/#the-numeric-tower), anytime `float` is used, `int` is considered to be consistent with `float` which means you wouldn't have to do `float|int` >Rather than requiring that users...

1. Am I understanding this correctly: the issue with `float` over `float|int` comes from the type checkers and not Python itself and that the type checkers may not always understand...

> Sometimes the distinction between those two numeric types is meaningful so they should not be typed together. floats have some methods that int do not so passing int as...

Zach and Heberto, referring back to the issue of type hinting and avoiding bringing in a package just to get a class definition available for type hints, what are your...

I can understand that. It could be used on only the files where one would have to import the file to get the type hints since leaving it as "BaseSorting"...

Since it seems that you two work closer with Sam than I do, would you be interested in broaching these typing format to him, or should we just let it...

Thanks Jacob for your speedy response! I have a few follow up questions. Please bear with me as I do not have a neuroscience background. - Yes, I meant simultaneous...

Great, thanks!

It looks like the functional tests fail due to an [artifact naming conflict](https://github.com/actualbudget/actual/actions/runs/19332670467/job/55299819573?pr=6137#annotation:7:17). I believe this will require action from a maintainer.

For the maintainers, the new Budget Analysis Report is available on the test budget. (I am also comfortable with a name change if the maintainers prefer a different name.)