Suppress mypy errors due to untyped libraries#62
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Fingel merged 2 commits intoAEONplus:mainfrom May 7, 2026
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Some packages previously were erroneously excluded because the mypy instance used wasn't running in the virtual environment and hewnce did not pick them up.
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How are you finding mypy? I don't actually use it - just been using pyright/ty. |
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Several libraries used by AEONlib don't have type hints and therefore give errors when you type-check with mypy. The pyproject.toml file has been updated to tell mypy to ignore these libraries.
The only error remaining is for the lxml library. There exists a typing package for this library. I would suggest to add this as a dev dependency and remove it from the optional dependency group "lt".