From what I can see in core/curry.py, there's no way to specify type annotations on-the-fly in a meaningful way. However, instead of recommending against usage, is it worth providing a @functools.wraps decorator over the called function so some notion of annotation and docstring is preserved?
It trusts that the user knows what they're doing, of course :)
From what I can see in
core/curry.py
, there's no way to specify type annotations on-the-fly in a meaningful way. However, instead of recommending against usage, is it worth providing a@functools.wraps
decorator over the called function so some notion of annotation and docstring is preserved?It trusts that the user knows what they're doing, of course :)