In #753 I pretended that we really have an install of weldx for type checking via Mypy. But it only installs all requirements, not weldx itself.
That is of course useful to determine the involved types, if the packages do not provide type stubs.
This leads to a discrepancy in results comparing the output of Mypy Github actions and a local run (0 vs ~40 errors).
In #753 I pretended that we really have an install of weldx for type checking via Mypy. But it only installs all requirements, not weldx itself. That is of course useful to determine the involved types, if the packages do not provide type stubs.
This leads to a discrepancy in results comparing the output of Mypy Github actions and a local run (0 vs ~40 errors).