As per @fornellas comments on #246 do these:
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Unions of BaseException & other exception types (eg: Exception). Shouldn't BaseException be enough? All Python exception are subclasses of it, I think it should work just fine with only it.
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There are lots of Callable types (no args, no return) or Callable[[a,b,c...], d], mostly related to DSL hooks, such as examples, before / after hooks etc. TBH, this PR is awesome as it is, but I was thinking about having custom types such as ExampleFunction = Callable[[_ContextData], None] (non-blocking here to be clear).
As per @fornellas comments on #246 do these:
Unions of BaseException & other exception types (eg: Exception). Shouldn't BaseException be enough? All Python exception are subclasses of it, I think it should work just fine with only it.
There are lots of Callable types (no args, no return) or Callable[[a,b,c...], d], mostly related to DSL hooks, such as examples, before / after hooks etc. TBH, this PR is awesome as it is, but I was thinking about having custom types such as ExampleFunction = Callable[[_ContextData], None] (non-blocking here to be clear).