[Question] Python's official lib `typing` implements `@final` and `@override` in 3.12

[ParticleG]

What's the difference between the official implementation and this lib's? Should I switch to official typing lib or stick to this lib?

[mkorpela]

Note that this package is ”the future” 10 years before it happened and also mentioned in the PEP for override https://peps.python.org/pep-0698/#runtime-override-checks-in-python

The package currently when I’m writing this has a pretty large user space and is hanging in the top 500 most downloaded pypi packages list. Large long time usage without changes means stability and reliability.

There are few differences:

• the typing versions do not check the override during module import.
• This package copies the docstrings from superclass
• It works if you can’t ensure that Python 3.12 or above is used

[ParticleG]

the typing versions do not check the override during module import.

Thanks a lot. Then I'll stick to this library