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Pyright shows an error when converting column(int) to int

I can not assign a variable without adding # type:ignore || Used for pyright (Autocomplete) or it giving me an error. Error: [Pyright reportGeneralTypeIssues] [E] Argument of type "Column" cannot be assigned to parameter "id" of type "int" in function "__init__"   "Column" is incompatible with "int" (Im using SQLAlchemy btw)

Solution

  • When your extension doesn't work fine with some variable types in the program, you can use # type: ignore.

    It will work only in its scope, so...

    # type: ignore
print(1 + 'x') # -> This won't throw errors

def foo():
  return 2 + "!" # -> Neither this one will throw errors!

print(foo())

    Instead...

    def foo():
  # type: ignore
  return 2 + "!" # -> This one won't throw errors

print(foo())
print(1 + 'x') # -> This one will throw an error!

    Working only in its scope, # type: ignore will have effect on the entire script if put in the first lines of the program, in the global scope.