DataTree isn't a Generic tree type. It's a specific tree type -- the nodes are DataTree objects.
This was resulting in many cases where mypy insisting on explicit type annotations, e.g., tree: DataTree = DataTree(...), which is unnecessary and annoying boilerplate.
DataTree isn't a Generic tree type. It's a specific tree type -- the nodes are DataTree objects.
This was resulting in many cases where mypy insisting on explicit type annotations, e.g.,
tree: DataTree = DataTree(...), which is unnecessary and annoying boilerplate.