I enhanced a class by adding some few methods from another class (Jira’s class from atlassian-python package)
My class is called JiraExtended.
Original methods from the class display this way:

I enhanced a class by adding some few methods from another class (Jira’s class from atlassian-python package)
My class is called JiraExtended.
Original methods from the class display this way:

I enhanced a class by adding some few methods from another class (Jira’s class from atlassian-python package)
My class is called JiraExtended.
Original methods from the class display this way:

I enhanced a class by adding some few methods from another class (Jira’s class from atlassian-python package)
My class is called JiraExtended.
Original methods from the class display this way:

I enhanced a class by adding some few methods from another class (Jira’s class from atlassian-python package)
My class is called JiraExtended.
Original methods from the class display this way:

I enhanced a class by adding some few methods from another class (Jira’s class from atlassian-python package)
My class is called JiraExtended.
Original methods from the class display this way:

I enhanced a class by adding some few methods from another class (Jira’s class from atlassian-python package)
My class is called JiraExtended.
Original methods from the class display this way:

When I type out something like np. I think this triggers Visual Studio Code + Pylance’s (not sure) auto-import completion by suggesting that import numpy as np might be relevant.

I have installed a python module from source with the following command

Anybody else running into this? Pylance thinks this code is unreachable but it is. Seems like it’s due to the type-hinting. It thinks that because we declare a variable with type hint of “int”, it must only be an int.