Why?

A more consistent story for positional, kw-only and combined arguments.

Type checking. Linting. Auto formatting.

Sophisticated argument validation.

If I could clone myself, this would be pretty awesome. I'd base it on the Astral stuff (ruff, ty) and Cyclops.

@bitprophet could've done a better job at marketing stuff 😇

@fasterthanlime fun fact: pydantic, despite parts of it being written in Rust, is slower than cattrs, which is pure Python. Because of architectural choices ;)

(There's overhead jumping between languages, and it validates a lot, even when unnecessary.)

@fasterthanlime Have fun! I've had my fill and now after like a decade of using it I'm over it. I'm not removing them or anything but not adding new ones either. My contributors almost never write them anyway.

@fasterthanlime networking crap has always been the scariest part of k8s to me personally

@hynek once-in-a-lifetime stuff, enjoy it!

@fasterthanlime we use this at work. I don't hate it, which is saying something for task-tracking software!

@offby1 I guess a shred of hope might be had from the fact that ty maintainers seem to be much more reasonable and approachable ;)

@offby1 ehhhhh this is a nuanced issue. Yes, the main maintainer is well known in certain circles (including our circles) for his attitude. At the same time, certain unsoundnesses (it that a word?) in the Python type system cannot be fixed in practice because of very popular libraries using the […]

@fasterthanlime Gotta say this is pretty cool.

@hynek the thing where you stage some files and lazygit can add them to any commit (not just the HEAD one) is killer