Nanobind module stubs #71
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That is awesome. Did not know you could do that. AFAIK this should be automatically included in the next conda automatic release, but tbh you will have to try and see. |
RaulPPelaez
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This adds module stubs from nanobind (relevant docs here). linters should be able to use these to provide better autocomplete using the docstrings we already provide.
Here's it working in vscode:
Before, it would just look like this and not provide the extra tooltip:
@RaulPPelaez would I need to do anything extra to the feedstock to be able to ship this functionality to versions of libMobility installed via conda?
Give it a try and let me know what you think! I don't know if it works for all workflows, but it worked for me immediately in vscode with the standard Python linting plugins.