TYP: Full annotations for Array objects #159
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codecov is failing because this PR modifies a couple of sparse-specific lines that the unit tests can't cover yet. |
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@lucascolley rebased and ready for review |
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* ENH: Fully annotate Array * Update src/array_api_extra/_lib/_funcs.py * More compact _typing.py
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array-api-typing, I changed Array to a proper Protocol.This highlighted a wealth of issues - notably, obfuscated error messages in case of lazy shapes.
Annoyingly, numpy.ndarray doesn't fit the protocol. I did not thoroughly investigate why but it looks like a Pandora's box well beyond the scope of this PR.