> eventually the list will become silly and the function will earn a # pyre-ignore annotation. This defeats the whole point of the pointless exercise.
No, this is the great thing about gradual typing! You can use it to catch errors and provide IDE assistance in the 90% of cases where things have well-defined types, and then turn it off in the remaining 10% where it gets in the way.
No, this is the great thing about gradual typing! You can use it to catch errors and provide IDE assistance in the 90% of cases where things have well-defined types, and then turn it off in the remaining 10% where it gets in the way.