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Improve stubs for flatten
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Improve stubs for flatten
and flatten_fieldsets
#2572
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Thanks!
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Looks like pyright is not happy with something :(
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Yeah... Looking into that. It's hard to get the different type checkers to agree on pretty much anything at all it seems 😞 I've fixed a bunch of the pyright issues, ignored a few around the model fields that can't be handled until we support making fields generic as per #2214, and a handful still to check. The good news is that, by adding some testing, I ended up simplifying the implementation. |
This renames `_DisplayT` to `_ListDisplayT` and creates a new `_DisplayT` alias with the contents of the `_ListOrTuple`. This will be used in the next commit.
These functions are implemented in a generic way that doesn't generally care about the content. The existing return type of `Callable | str` makes these awkward to use. I've changed the use of `Sequence` in the `_FieldGroups` alias to use `_ListOrTuple`. This is another case where `ModelAdmin.fields` and the `"fields"` item in fieldsets are presumed by Django to be a `list` or `tuple`, e.g. there are some system checks that ensure this. See https://github.com/django/django/blob/afbb8c709d40e77b3f71c152d363c5ad95ceec2d/django/contrib/admin/utils.py#L102-L120
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Success @sobolevn! Somehow it's turned out rather clean after my silly false starts! 😅 |
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Awesome! Thanks!
I have made things!
These functions are implemented in a generic way that doesn't generally care about the content. The existing return type of
Callable | str
makes these awkward to use.I've changed the use of
Sequence
in the_FieldGroups
alias to use_ListOrTuple
. This is another case whereModelAdmin.fields
and the"fields"
item in fieldsets are presumed by Django to be alist
ortuple
, e.g. there are some system checks that ensure this.See https://github.com/django/django/blob/afbb8c709d40e77b3f71c152d363c5ad95ceec2d/django/contrib/admin/utils.py#L102-L120
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