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Fix type errors and maybe a bug in to_annotation
simonottenhauskenbun 15fe7a8
Fix type hinting in pyannote.core.utils.types.py
simonottenhauskenbun 5d9c591
Fix type hinting in pyannote.core.feature.py
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Fix type hinting and add named tuples
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Fix infinite recursion
simonottenhauskenbun 230cf3b
use overload bool-literal typing
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Update annotation.py
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I think this is what you meant:
However—while I'd be fine with having
itertracks_with_labelsanditertracks_without_labels—a better approach to getting typeditertracksmight be usingoverloadlike I did here:(Though this would obviously need to be slightly altered to use your
NamedTuples). This has the added benefit of working with existing code. The same thing can probably be done withTimeline.crop.Uh oh!
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Thanks for the comments @evfinkn
I have tried overloaded typing with bool constants in the past, and then stumbled upon the note that overloading is only allowed for types, not values. However, I did not consider your approach of using
Literal[False]. I will have to see if this works with pylance. if it does the overload approach is far more elegant 😀edit: tested it and it works! Changed in 230cf3b
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A few months later, here I am looking at the PR.
That's great thanks.
Any chance you could the same for
Timeline.crop_iterwith and without returned mapping?