chore: correct type hints on base record #2604
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This is a small tweak to correct the type hints on base record and related base classes. These are base classes used widely both within ACA-Py and in plugins. Having these types corrected will solve a cascade of static type checking errors. These aren't strictly necessary errors to fix but they sure make my life as a developer easier. Signed-off-by: Daniel Bluhm <[email protected]>
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This is a small tweak to correct the type hints on base record and related base classes. These are base classes used widely both within ACA-Py and in plugins. Having these types corrected will solve a cascade of static type checking errors.
These aren't strictly necessary errors to fix but they sure make my life as a developer easier.