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The lakefs.Client implementation currently uses keyword arguments (kwargs) without providing clear type hints for its methods and parameters. This lack of static typing makes it difficult for developers to understand the expected input types, leading to potential errors and confusion when interacting with the API.
Missing types can also cause misunderstandings about the intended functionality of the API, making it harder for developers to effectively utilize lakeFS Python SDK.
Proposed Solution:
Refactor the lakefs.Client classes to include comprehensive type hints for all methods and parameters. This will provide several benefits:
Improved Code Readability: Type hints clearly document the expected input and output types, making the code easier to understand.
Reduced Errors: Static type checking can catch potential errors during development, preventing runtime issues.
Enhanced Developer Experience: IDEs can leverage type hints for auto-completion and other helpful features, improving the overall development experience.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The
lakefs.Client
implementation currently uses keyword arguments (kwargs
) without providing clear type hints for its methods and parameters. This lack of static typing makes it difficult for developers to understand the expected input types, leading to potential errors and confusion when interacting with the API.Missing types can also cause misunderstandings about the intended functionality of the API, making it harder for developers to effectively utilize lakeFS Python SDK.
Proposed Solution:
Refactor the
lakefs.Client
classes to include comprehensive type hints for all methods and parameters. This will provide several benefits:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: