Using msgspec.json.Decoder.decode() with a keyword arguments results in an error. Im guessing this has to do with the C-implementation. However, the error is only caught in runtime. Take the following example; Calling the function without a keyword works fine, calling it with does not.
import msgspec
class Foo(msgspec.Struct):
a: int
decoder = msgspec.json.Decoder(Foo)
foo = Foo(a=1)
encoded = msgspec.json.encode(foo)
decoded = decoder.decode(encoded) # Works
decoded = decoder.decode(data=encoded) # Raises TypeError
I think this could be fixed by modifying the stub and adding a positional-only delimiter. Then one would get a warning if a type-checker like mypy or pyright is used.
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msgspec.json.Decoder.decode()with a keyword arguments results in an error. Im guessing this has to do with the C-implementation. However, the error is only caught in runtime. Take the following example; Calling the function without a keyword works fine, calling it with does not.I think this could be fixed by modifying the stub and adding a positional-only delimiter. Then one would get a warning if a type-checker like mypy or pyright is used.
By replacing: https://github.com/jcrist/msgspec/blob/2c37da090b2c5fcb2ecca9ae00274c67fabb85cf/msgspec/json.pyi#L76 with:
This might also apply to other methods