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sentry_sdk/__init__.py imports * from sentry_sdk.api. Mypy can't
understand the `@public` trick in sentry_sdk.api, so it thinks that
sentry_sdk.api's __all__ is [], so given code like this
import sentry_sdk
sentry_sdk.capture_message("Something went wrong!")
mypy complains
Help it by not using the `@public` trick.
Fixes getsentry#386.
…ss>) The type initial_client.integrations is Dict[str, something] so the integration name should be used in this check.
Basic usage, mostly taken from the API docs. Refs getsentry#386.
Enable some more strict mypy options and deal with the fallout.
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I marked the PR as a draft because the fourth commit still has some errors (all in same spirit), and I don't know for sure what is the proper fix: These happen because
Once this is decided this can go through CI (I only tested basic py3.7 configuration). |
It can be I "fixed" it by casting the type to Thanks, this is great work |
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I hope you find the changes acceptable... since the btw, are you interested in joining the community Slack channel for the SDK? #390 |
Yes, they look good to me.
I don't use Slack personally. If I run into further issues with the typings I'll be sure to return with a PR though :) |
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Thanks so far! |
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The first commit fixes #386.
The second commit is a bug fix that mypy found.
The third commit adds a basic example as requested in #386 (comment).
The fourth commit improves the typings a bit by enabling some more strict mypy options and fixing the errors. I imagine it's quite hard to review so I can leave it off if that's preferable.