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Adding that will break every single runtime typechecking module. Which is why in the end it was never included in python proper. If you don't do runtime typech

• durumu 3y ago
  It kind of works, you just have to use `typing.get_annotations(func)` instead of `func.__annotations__`. Although if you aren't importing the types used in your annotations that isn't going to work... I would guess that's rare in practice.
  • guappa 3y ago
    If you define a class inside another class or a function, get_annotations() will never be able to resolve it and just return a string, which is not very useful.