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Despite not performing type checks previously, with our upgrade to the latest Python toolbox, type checking has been introduced into our workflows. To maintain coherence with common setups and to facilitate future updates, we have retained the type checking step but disabled it for the project files in the pyproject.toml.
Our goal now is to re-enable type checking and resolve any typing errors present in the project files.
Action needed: Re-enable type checking for the specified modules and address any resulting type errors.
You can find the relevant configuration under the tool.mypy.overrides section in the pyproject.toml file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary
Enable type checking for the project to ensure code quality and consistency with recent upgrades to our Python toolbox.
Details
We need to update our
pyproject.toml
file to re-enable type checking for the following modules and files:Background & Context
Despite not performing type checks previously, with our upgrade to the latest Python toolbox, type checking has been introduced into our workflows. To maintain coherence with common setups and to facilitate future updates, we have retained the type checking step but disabled it for the project files in the
pyproject.toml
.Our goal now is to re-enable type checking and resolve any typing errors present in the project files.
Action needed: Re-enable type checking for the specified modules and address any resulting type errors.
You can find the relevant configuration under the
tool.mypy.overrides
section in thepyproject.toml
file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: