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It looks like you're using a "pyproject.toml" configuration file. What configuration options have you provided for pyright? Which version of PySide6 do you have installed? The latest version is a "py.typed" library, which means that it includes inlined type annotations and should therefore work with static type checkers. When I ran "pip install PySide6 --upgrade", it installed version 6.2.4. When I use this version with pyright's default settings, I'm not able to repro the errors you're seeing. That means your configuration must be different than mine. |
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Hello I have a stupid problem with pyright I can't solve myself.
I have the following class file which works without any problems:
But when checking my code with pyright on the command line (installed with pip) I get the following output when linting this code:
I can ignore it but I would really like to use coc-pyright inside vim and this addon shows me also three errors in the editor.
What am I doing wrong and how can I solve it?
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