EXPERIMENT: typing edits as produced by Cursor, NO MANUAL CHANGES #527
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This was the Cursor prompt:
I want to add typing annotations to the cuda_core code, to be checked with mypy when running the pre-commit command.
Note: I had to click the "Resume conversation" button several times (5+ probably).
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@shwina for visibility First impression: It still needs a lot of manual work, although it's probably better than nothing. |
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Can we not add/remove existing APIs (including their docs), and just focus on typing improvement? |
Absolutely. This was just meant to help us estimate how much manual effort it'll be. |
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This was the Cursor prompt:
Note: I had to click the "Resume conversation" button several times (5+ probably).
Cursor-0.47.8