Closed JakobDev closed 1 year ago
I hope that in future the changes to how type annotations works will be less. So that I can have only one version in the future.
At the Moment I have a release canidate for each version to reduce to many if else checks and to gain a cleaner code.
So you don't have to worry if you use poetry or so it will find the best version for you. And I will never drop an old version.
There are also serveral projects which are using Python3.9 and the corresponding strongtyping version
@JakobDev could I answer your question?? If you need any more help I'm here.
I'm planning to use strongtypes in a upcoming project, which is a library. The PyPi page of strongtypes shows this:
This rises the question: How safe is it, to depend on strongtypes? My lib will require Python 3.10, but for the future, it will be bad if my lib depends on this and a new Version, which only works with 3.11 will be uploaded. Telling Users of my lib to install from GitHub if they want older versions, is not a good practice.