Adding pyright to pre-commit #477
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hanlint
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Seriously, thank you for doing this. I only reviewed the llmfoundry folder files (stopped at pyproject.toml in this first pass). A few general notes:
- I saw
MutableMappingorMappingused forbatch. Is it possible to be consisent.. and is there a more narrow type, e.g.Dictthat could be used? - noted a few
assertthat maybe shoudl be informative user errors
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Co-authored-by: Vitaliy Chiley <[email protected]>
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This PR adds pyright to precommit and gets it to pass so that we stop making things worse. Things that should still be done in the future include (1) getting rid of as many type ignores as possible and (2) adding return types to stuff (3) fix a todo with the model gauntlet callback which currently does not actually work as a callback.
I've also removed python 3.8 from the list of python versions. The
ast.unparsefunction used in the editing of the files for huggingface compatibility does not exist on python 3.8, and I think it is ok to require >=3.9