Use flow with multiple parameters.

[michaelbukachi]

I can't seem to figure out how to use flow with a function that accepts multiple parameters. All examples in the documentation use functions with a single parameter. Here's a short snippet demonstrating what I'm trying to do:

from returns.pipeline import flow
def add(a, b):
...     return a + b
... 
assert flow(1, 2, add) == 3

[sobolevn]

I am afraid, that this won't work. You can try to use @curry to achieve that. But, it is currently broken: #462

[michaelbukachi]

Oh. Guess I have to rollback to use of @pipeline. Is there anybody looking into it? Might try to do a PR.

[sobolevn]

Do you mean looking into #462?

[michaelbukachi]

Yes.

[sobolevn]

I would appreciate your help! Thanks a lot!

Also, see python/mypy#9147 and python/mypy#8978

[michaelbukachi]

Great. Thanks.

[michaelbukachi]

So the underlying bug is Mypy issue.So it would better to do a PR to mypy right?

[sobolevn]

Yes. There are two options:

• solve the issue correctly for nested overloaded by changing how compare works
• submit my hack with equality check

[sobolevn]

I am closing this one, let's coordinate in #462