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pyright doesn't do well with inspecting inherited types, at least in our experience. Falls far behind JetBrain's type checker in Pycharm. (This is one reason wh
by insane_dreamer 2y ago
pyright doesn't do well with inspecting inherited types, at least in our experience. Falls far behind JetBrain's type checker in Pycharm. (This is one reason why pycharm >> zed.)
- olejorgenb 2y agoAre you kidding? Pycharm's pychecker is very incomplete. My whole team moved away from pychram due to the shitty typehint support which barely moved forward. (5+ year old bug, inconsistent behavior across the different features in pycharm indicating to me a fragile mess of heuristics behind the curtains) I agree that most of the functionality on top of the type checker/engine is better in pycharm though. But a correct implementation is more important