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by f311a
252 days ago
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PyCharm has very basic type checking, though. It's not strict. > pyrefly, ty, pyright, and basedpyright All of them will complain 2-4x more about your code than PyCharm. I had more than 300 typing errors when I first opened my 20k LOC project in pyright that I wrote in Pycharm. PyCharm works great when your code is not annotated. It infers types very well. But it won't complain in a lot of cases when your code is annotated. Related reddit post https://old.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/1ajnikt/to_pycharm_... |
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