python
Consistency with `Final` usage in Standard Library Stubs
Currently usage of typing.Final to indicate constants is mixed throughout the standard library (e.g. some newer stubs will utilize it potentially, but it's left out in other places) Has there been any discussion in the past of experimenting with applying Final to all UPPER_UNDER module stdlib constants?
I think class var constants would require a bit more context on usage, as it might be expected for subclasses to override them, but it could be worth starting with modules and gauging the impact from MyPy primer.
Not that I recall! I think worth experimenting. IIRC pyright implicitly marks these as final
Not that I recall! I think worth experimenting. IIRC pyright implicitly marks these as final
Yes, if you have the strictest settings enabled that is the case, but this doesn't apply to the default settings.