python-typing-update 0.8.1

Update Python typing syntax

Python typing update

Tool to update Python typing syntax. It uses token analysis and

• python-reorder-imports
• pyupgrade
• isort
• autoflake
• black
• ruff
• git

to try and update the typing syntax the best it can.

Important
Every project uses a different formatting style, so always check git diff before comitting any changes! Since this tool uses pyupgrade, it's best used for projects that use it already.

Limitations

Due to the way the tool works, it will reorder the imports multiple times. By default the tool tries to detect if a comment was moved and revert all changes to the file. This can be overwritten by using --force.

Currently, it's not possible to update aliases with a different name. In particular, these need to be updated manually:

Old typing name	New
Deque	collections.deque
DefaultDict	collections.defaultdict
AbstractSet	collections.abc.Set
ContextManager	contextlib.AbstractContextManager
AsyncContextMananger	contextlib.AbstractAsyncContextManager

How it works

1. Run python-reorder-import to add from __future__ import annotations to each file.
2. Run pyupgrade to use generic aliases (PEP 585) and alternative union syntax (PEP 604) where possible.
3. Run autoflake to check if any typing import is now unused. If not, revert changes with git restore.
4. Remove unused imports with autoflake.
5. Run isort to try to restore the previous formatting.
6. Optional: Run black. (Requires black to be added as additional_dependency)
   OR: Run ruff. (Requires ruff to be added as additional_dependency)
7. Check git diff for modified comments. If one is detected, revert changes and print file name. Can be overwritten with --force.

Setup pre-commit

Add this to the .pre-commit-config.yaml file

repos:
  - repo: https://github.com/cdce8p/python-typing-update
    rev: <insert current tag here!>
    hooks:
      - id: python-typing-update
        stages: [manual]

Run with

pre-commit run --hook-stage manual python-typing-update --all-files

Configuration

--verbose
Always print verbose logging.

--limit
Max number of files that should be changed. No performance improvements, since the limit is only applied after all files have been processed.

--concurrent-files
Number of files to process concurrently during initial load.

--full-reorder
Use additional options from python-reorder-imports to rewrite

• Imports from mypy_extensions and typing_extensions when possible.

--keep-updates
Keep updates even if no import was removed. Use with caution, might result in more errors.

--black
Run black formatting after updates.
To use it, add black as additional_dependency in your .pre-commit-config.yaml.

        additional_dependencies:
          - black==<insert current version here!>

--ruff
Run ruff check --fix and ruff format after updates.
To use it, add ruff as additional_dependency in your .pre-commit-config.yaml.

        additional_dependencies:
          - ruff==<insert current version here!>

--disable-committed-check
Don't abort with uncommitted changes. Don't use it in production! Risk of losing uncommitted changes.

Different mode options

--check
Check if files would be modified. Return with exitcode 1 or 0 if not. Useful for CI runs.

--force
Don't revert changes if a modified comment is detected. Check git diff before committing!

--only-force
Only update files which are likely to require extra work. Check git diff before committing!

Python version options

--py310-plus
Set the minimum Python syntax version to 3.10. This is the default.

--py311-plus
Set the minimum Python syntax version to 3.11. (Default: 3.10)

--py312-plus
Set the minimum Python syntax version to 3.12. (Default: 3.10)

--py313-plus
Set the minimum Python syntax version to 3.13. (Default: 3.10)

--py314-plus
Set the minimum Python syntax version to 3.14. (Default: 3.10)

License

This Project is licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for the full license text.