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It would be helpful if matplotlib supported Python type hints (PEP 484, the typing module, etc.). I can attest that I, myself, have made mistakes using matplotlib that might have been more quickly resolved if type hints were available.
I realize that this is a significant change, requiring a significant effort. I may be able to contribute some time to this end.
Reacted by Marvin Kastner, Hannes Krumbiegel and beskep
Thank you for your offer to help. This was discussed in #13798 and on the dev call* and the consensus was that @tacaswell is open to matplotlib/matplotilb-typeshed if people are interested in writing and supporting pyi files, but that typing (especially in upstream scientific packages) isn't standardized enough yet for Matplotlib to adopt inline use.
I'm going to close this as non-actionable given that this was discussed not so long ago in #13798 and I don't think the state of typing in Python changed significantly since then.
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story645 commentedon Dec 13, 2019
Thank you for your offer to help. This was discussed in #13798 and on the dev call* and the consensus was that @tacaswell is open to matplotlib/matplotilb-typeshed if people are interested in writing and supporting pyi files, but that typing (especially in upstream scientific packages) isn't standardized enough yet for Matplotlib to adopt inline use.
*https://paper.dropbox.com/doc/In-Matplotlib-2019-meeting-agenda--AqWjIHu14j1631lSPjHsbDuRAg-aAmENlkgepgsMeDZtlsYu#:h2=No-3.8-syntax-before-2021-(dro
anntzer commentedon Dec 31, 2019
I'm going to close this as non-actionable given that this was discussed not so long ago in #13798 and I don't think the state of typing in Python changed significantly since then.