Would you say that mypy has your preference over (the newer) pyright? I'm not an expert but from what I read pyright is a bit more robustly built. Kinda weird that it is distributed from NodeJS though..
Yes, but mostly because Guido Van Rossum works on it so I trust it to implement the latest typing feature more. It's subjective really, I only tried pyright twice, it didn't report as much as mypy so I kept mypy. It's not really a serious evaluation.
Have you ever used mypyc compiler for anything?
No, I use nuikta to compile Python projects, its has way better compatibility.
Oh that's cool. I've never heard of it before.
Would you say that mypy has your preference over (the newer) pyright? I'm not an expert but from what I read pyright is a bit more robustly built. Kinda weird that it is distributed from NodeJS though..
Yes, but mostly because Guido Van Rossum works on it so I trust it to implement the latest typing feature more. It's subjective really, I only tried pyright twice, it didn't report as much as mypy so I kept mypy. It's not really a serious evaluation.
I thought Pyright was Microsoft's project?
MS owns npm.