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Leeor Vardi suggested an idea (#5089) · May 04, 2020 at 07:25 AM · pythonshell
Python 3's PEP 484 (https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0484/) defines an official standard to hinting at the types of arguments a function is expecting to receive, and to hint at the type of returned value from that function.
Example:
def some_func(var1: int, var2: basestring, var3: SomeClassName) -> ReturnTypeName
This structure does not functionally limit what the function can actually accept but will allow Python 3 IDEs to auto-complete/discover attribute names and attribute types of an object passed as an Argument.
Since this is defined in a PEP, all IDEs support this syntax, whereas the currently used hinting syntax is defined by a specific publisher (JetBrains) and is only compatible with their IDE.
I would suggest to prioritize cloudshell-automation-api, cloudshell-shell-core and cloudshell-orch-core, as these are the packages most used by Shell/Script developers and would benefit the most by this change.
Alona Getzler commented · Jun 02, 2020 at 06:17 PM
Hi, thank you for raising this. We will consider it. Waiting to see the votes on this one!
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