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Fixed in v0.5 of the client, which has much looser typing rules for attribute values. Upgrade to v0.5 or later to write array attributes without type errors. Source: Source:
Problem outcome: unknown
The turbopuffer-python client's attributes type was Optional[Dict[str, List[Optional[Union[str, int]]]]]. That annotation rejected array attribute values even though the turbopuffer docs say attributes support arrays. The reporter proposed a nested-list union type to match the documented schema.
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixed in v0.5 of the client (possibly earlier): the py.typed file is now included so type checkers recognize the package as typed. Upgrade to v0.5 or later. Source: Source:
Problem outcome: unknown
Installing turbopuffer[fast]==0.2.1 did not ship a py.typed marker file in the package. Because of that, mypy treated the entire library as untyped and skipped checking calls into it. The reporter suspected the file was sitting in the repo root instead of under the turbopuffer package directory.
Problem outcome: unknown
This was fixed upstream: PR #5 added the return types and exported VectorResult, and the change shipped in the 0.1.3 release. Update turbopuffer to 0.1.3 or later to get typed query results. Source: Source:
Problem outcome: unknown
In the turbopuffer-python client, the namespace.query() overloads had no return type annotations. The VectorResult type was also not exported from the package. As a result, type checkers and IDEs could not infer what a query returned, which was reported as a typing gap in the client.
Problem outcome: unknown