ci: add pyright workflow #1232
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This reverts commit 471e39d.
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not quite sure why atm the check passes on the PR (incorrect) but not on the commit (correct), but I suspect that review dog is filtering the errors on the PR because they don't stem from anything modified here, in that case this wouldn't be a problem (and indeed the desired behaviour) in normal use |
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This was referenced Nov 26, 2025
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There are now PRs open for all remaining Pyright errors, once those are merged this PR should be mergable, save for any issues that show up in review. |
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Summary
Adds a pyright workflow using reviewdog (see #1061).
While this is intended to be merged once the code base is ready, in the mean-time I whipped this up to give us an idea were we are in the process of getting there.
PS: I didn't remove the mypy workflow, but it might make sense to put that into this PR as well.
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