BTLE low-level constants defined as 'Incomplete' about micropython-stubber HOT 6 CLOSED

Maybe the solution is to install the source (at least on my PC as the PICO is being accessed remotely) which would provide pylance with the needed information. That seems like a good solution if the actual values exist in the source. That would really help me understand the code and how to use it.

That aside, if Incomplete were changed to int, would that cause a problem?

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I agree that int would be better, it's just that the tools that turn the source into stubs do not seem to understand the micropython const directive.

And manual edits across 150+ boards is not something I aspire.

For understanding, the source is better than the stubs, as the stubs never have the implementation.

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Added stubs QA test

• pyright/pylance : Pass
• mypy : has an issue resolving import aioble.client

from typing import assert_type

import aioble.client  # stubs-ignore: linter=="mypy"

assert_type(aioble.client._ADV_TYPE_SHORT_NAME , int) # stubs-ignore: linter=="mypy"

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@brianreinhold,
Thanks for the report.
I updated the stubber tool to allow the types of almost all consts to be preserved during the stubbing process.
That in turn improves the typing across all port and frozen modules.

Updates have been published to PyPI as micropython-rp2-rpi_pico_w-stubs v1.22.1.post2
If you have modified your local stubs, make sure they do not get overwritten by an automatic update.

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That is really helpful. I have replaced the stubs with the source in the .vscode directory (aioble only) such that pylance references the source. The source still has a lot of Nones where a typing would be much more helpful. As I figure out what they are, I update them.

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Some parts are sparsely documented, or in a way that I currently can't parse.
If you have a set that you think is useful I'd be happy to take a copy (in a gist or something) and try to find a way to integrate them.

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