Typing readelf and dwarfdump - #657
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Add the easy type annotations to have some test when running with typeguard enabled. Signed-off-by: Philipp Hahn <phahn-oss@avm.de>
Add the easy type annotations to have some test when running with typeguard enabled. Signed-off-by: Philipp Hahn <phahn-oss@avm.de>
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Thanks, I'm OK with these minimal additions but agree that doing large changes just for the sake of typing these is overkill. These scripts are mainly used for testing. |
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The last bits from #611 are extra as they do not type the API, but the
scripts/. I have used this to develop the type-hints for the API, but this is not strictly required unless you consider them part of the API.I find them very useful to understand, how the API is supposed to use. As some of their functions are large and complex, having some hint about the types being passed between those functions helps to understand their use.
Typing is not complete and
scripts/is currently not checked: the path is missing inpyproject.toml.main()function. Checking both files would required converting them into modules so they can beimported with different names.assert isinstance(…)orassert … is not Noneto be clean. IMHO that would clutter the code too muchIf one or both is desired, I can have another look.