Hi, Charles!
This question is not about functionality. It is about following the codestyle. I sincerely wish successful development of your library. Moreover, I am betting on your project to use this library in the future for my work. And I would like to contribute to your project sometimes, if I can offer something interesting.
But there is a problem related to the coding style. If this is the coding style you have chosen intentionally, then this issue can be closed.
But if it's an open issue, then I can suggest you implement some tool like Ruff to keep the coding style strict.
You can also additionally use mypy to check the code for potential typing errors.
What do you think about this?
Hi, Charles! This question is not about functionality. It is about following the codestyle. I sincerely wish successful development of your library. Moreover, I am betting on your project to use this library in the future for my work. And I would like to contribute to your project sometimes, if I can offer something interesting. But there is a problem related to the coding style. If this is the coding style you have chosen intentionally, then this issue can be closed. But if it's an open issue, then I can suggest you implement some tool like Ruff to keep the coding style strict. You can also additionally use mypy to check the code for potential typing errors. What do you think about this?