#Python #PythonTyping #Pyright #Pylance #Mypy

Is there a way to create type stub only for part of the library?

For example: I want to include types for a single object, but don't want to maintain full copy of the library.

https://github.com/carltongibson/django-filter/pull/1585/files

https://github.com/microsoft/pylance-release/discussions/4409

What do you expect when renaming import?

I expect import to be renamed, not target class. Join the discussion.

#Python #pyright #pylance

Apparently, #pylance can now be configured to automatically create an f string when a { is added to a string.

Currently disabled by default; can be enabled at the "python.analysis.autoFormatStrings" setting in #VSCode once the May Update has been installed.

#Python

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/python/python-in-visual-studio-code-may-2023-release/

I hope that I'm not the only one excited to see "Improved IntelliSense support for pytest" in the latest release notes for Visual Studio Code

#Python #PyTest #Pylance #VSCode #VisualStudioCode

#VSCode 1.75 is out, and along with it some improvements to #Python stuff!

https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_75#_python

The `Create Environment` command will now ask what requirements files and/or `pyproject.toml` optional dependencies you would like to see installed.

This release also sees #Pylance having automatic indentation (if you want; controlled by a setting).

🤫 I hear if you use Pylance pre-release you can get #pytest fixture support for "Go to Definition" and completions

https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_75#_python

@clayton I remember interacting with #PyCharm Community Edition one year ago, and it wasn't bad! Language server is what interested me a lot (not without few shortcomings). Indexing is more transparent, good integration with linters and formatters.

Meanwhile, in #VSCode I always feel like Python support remains deficient - virtual environments require more work to do than necessary, leaving you with the quirks of non-OSS #Pylance language server as an added "bonus". Integrated #JupyterNotebook.

Obligatory #introduction. I'm not a hashtag guy but they make searching work (sorry).

Hi, I'm Jake, a senior software engineer at #microsoft working on the #typescript team (doing cool stuff like https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/pull/51387 , build, perf stuff).

Previously, I worked on #Pylance / #pyright for #python.

My favorite and most used language, shockingly, is Go (#golang).

Though I'm on Windows for work / gaming, I've otherwise been running #archlinux for well over a decade (love sway, i3 before that).

Used #vscode's #pylance language server today. And overall it was pretty nice. Especially like the type checking and import suggestions, which are a noticeable improvement to the old #python language server. #microsoft