Talley Lambert

thanks for the heads up! I'll give you a quick example of how to test this once I've finalized it

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/90ad0afb-bb92-4f38-be8d-6da68f12a9cd

> If some function looks like this: > > ``` > def function(viewer: Viewer): > ``` > > We should raise exception when we cannot determine viewer. > > But...

oh, and one more detail. Before https://github.com/pyapp-kit/in-n-out/pull/106 ... your example of ```python def function(viewer: Optional[Viewer]=None): ``` would *not* have raised an exception, since `None` was provided as a default value...

I don't know, pretty much everything about menu rules is about visibility, so to me it feels a bit repetitive. There is nothing in menus that has to do with...

sorry for the radio silence here @ndxmrb. This would be a great addition if you want to keep banging at it. I did indeed see the challenge with list types....

Thanks for the note @multimeric, I do tend to agree with @Czaki that we have very little to go on. That said, while I don't necessarily think that one always...

agreed. And to add to that, surely there must be some way for you to try the feature to provide feedback without fully committing to incorporating it deeply (if you're...

full endorsement. While i absolutely recognize the significant challenge that lifting the strict dimensionality model may pose for mapping arbitrary future usage onto legacy code bases that have been built...

> Would you be able/willing to contribute those, perhaps even for a section in the RFC? Sure, the most direct stories I can share are from implementing writers for data...