> as for the split in type checking tools, it is not as bad as you think
I'm surprised you already know it's not as bad as I think - have you been able to use it? Working on a team that mixes mypy and pyright is pretty frustrating since they don't agree on everything (i.e. when one changeset passes on one and fails on the other) and I see no reason to believe the inconsistencies will become more rare when the number of opinions goes from two to three
I'm surprised you already know it's not as bad as I think - have you been able to use it? Working on a team that mixes mypy and pyright is pretty frustrating since they don't agree on everything (i.e. when one changeset passes on one and fails on the other) and I see no reason to believe the inconsistencies will become more rare when the number of opinions goes from two to three