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Google's pytype seems to be better deployed within the standard PyPi ecosphere. The Microsoft packages you're using aren't.
by mcstafford 5y ago
Google's pytype seems to be better deployed within the standard PyPi ecosphere. The Microsoft packages you're using aren't.
- Mehdi2277 5y agoThat’s because pyright was written in typescript so it makes sense to use npm to install it. Pyright has weak ide support beyond visual studio stuff. I’m pretty fond of pyright due to how responsive the developer is on GitHub. I’ve made multiple issues before and gotten an answer same day (sometimes same hour) and some small bugs I’ve reported got fixed in the next release (which happens like twice a week).