Pyright by default because it's a LSP so I get to go definition, find references, etc... as well as the type checking in neovim. It's Pylance as part of the Pyt

Pyright by default because it's a LSP so I get to go definition, find references, etc... as well as the type checking in neovim. It's Pylance as part of the Python plugin in VS Code. Just make sure you go to the settings in Vs code and turn the type checking on to basic or strict. (It's off by default) I tend to run mypy every now and then ad-hoc to check things and it sometimes finds things that need correcting but I wouldn't say it's as worth setting up as the former.