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Correct variable typing in models py3 file for python 3.5 #691
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add test to check which models file models are imported from, py3.5 s…
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discriminator is required, the base class will have None (all the time), and it will be a constant (all the time) in sub-classes. Optional[str] sounds incorrect
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Sounds good. We originally had the Optional[str] for the base class, let me switch that to None. Thanks!
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Just tried to switch it to None for base class definitions of None, but that's throwing a mypy error, because the typing for the base class needs to encompass the typing of the discriminator in both the base class and the children classes. I think it needs to be left as Optional[str] for the base class. Here's the mypy error:
Incompatible types in assignment (expression has type "str", base class "Fish" defined the type as "None")
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I see, that's ok then