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@jorenham Thanks for the contribution! We try to keep our dev dependencies pretty minimal and only include packages which are strictly required for the dev process. If you want to make a case for how specifically to use |
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It's a stub-package, so there's no need to use it; once installed, the benefits I listed above will automatically come into effect. So no config or code changes required. |
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This adds
scipy-stubsas an optional development dependency. It can help quite a bit with IDE supports, such as autocompletion and introspection. It requires no configuration or mypy plugins, and there's zero runtime impact. So even if you don't care about typing annotations, you can view this as a free DX improvement :)