test: Validate typing in tests#62
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While somewhat painful, type checking our tests should help ensure that what we build is idiomatic. This validates that the typing information we provide on our public functions is correct and usable. Change mypy to be run directly rather than as a tool. Running it as a tool executes it independently of the version that we configure and made it not correctly resolve pytest. The uv documentation lists mypy as an example to use "uv run" rather than "uv tool run". As part of enabling this, disable type checking for specific lines that need additional work in the library to correct the type checking. This is particularly around Workflow and Activity Definitions.
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While somewhat painful, type checking our tests should help ensure that what we build is idiomatic. This validates that the typing information we provide on our public functions is correct and usable.
Change mypy to be run directly rather than as a tool. Running it as a tool executes it independently of the version that we configure and made it not correctly resolve pytest. The uv documentation lists mypy as an example to use "uv run" rather than "uv tool run".
As part of enabling this, disable type checking for specific lines that need additional work in the library to correct the type checking. This is particularly around Workflow and Activity Definitions.
What changed?
uv runrather than as a toolwarn_unused_ignores. For some reason the prometheus packages keep flaking on this, I don't know what's wrong with my local setup.Why?
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