use backward compatible Optional and Union syntax rather than `type | None`

[kalfa]

Hi

would it be possible to use a more backward compatible syntax for typing, rather than piping-ing it?

e.g. Optional[str] rather than str | None or Union[int, str] rather than int | str

beside that, pyproject says it's for python2.8, but I believe the syntax is for >2.10, making it de facto a version problem

I use 2.9 in some project, and would like to use the stubs. currently I am adding a bunch of type: ignore because stubs are not evaluated.

thanks!

[rdozier-work]

good idea! i can try and make a quick PR

On Mon, Sep 9, 2024 at 11:21 AM Cosimo Alfarano @.***> wrote:

Hi

would it be possible to use a more backward compatible syntax for typing, rather than piping-ing it?

e.g. Optional[str] rather than str | None or Union[int, str] rather than int | str

beside that, pyproject says it's for python2.8, but I believe the syntax is for >2.10, making it de facto a version problem

I use 2.9 in some project, and would like to use the stubs. currently I am adding a bunch of type: ignore because stubs are not evaluated.

thanks!

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