* python: adjust basic typing information
This is an initial pass to fix and adjust the typing information for the
generated client. This is enough to have mypy runnning without complains
on all the (modern) generated clients (Pydantic v1 code is not checked
for instance)
mypy is also now run directly in the CI, so further changes will also be
checked and thus, will need to be compliant with good typing
information.
Note that this doesn't *fully* type all the code: mypy is not run in
"strict" mode and there are still many functions/methods/attributes
which are still not fully typed, but it's a first good step in that
direction.
* ApiResponse's raw_data can't be None
* Fix indentation
* Revert test changes
* run mypy on tests/ directory
* don't forcefully convert the client response headers to dict
* override petstore ApiResponse model
* adjust type of 'any/one_of_schemas' fields
In #16624, I introduced a new mechanism to record imports to other
modules, instead of having specialized datetime/typing/pydantic objects
to manage imports for these modules.
This change reuses the mechanism from #16624 and replace the specialized
import managers by the generic one. Unused imports from various
.mustache templates are also cleaned up.
* updating test to use the Java RESTEasy echo api client (#17367)
* regenerated samples
* set source and target to 1.8 to fix workflow failure, adapted parser
* refactor: Clean up _response_types_map formatting
It matches black's behavior of having trailing commas now.
* test: Add test to reproduce #16967
* fix: deserialize responses even if no returnType
Closes#16967
* refactor: Simplify ApiException subclasses
* refactor: Move exception subtype choice to ApiException
* feat: Deserialize error responses and add to exceptions
* test: Add for error responses with model
* refactor: Use newlines in _with_http_info call
This prevents too-long lines and matches the style that
black would enforce.
* fix: Do not pydantic-validate function args twice
Closes#15757
* python: type generated client using Self
This doesn't offer a clear win but this helps for:
* Using modern types and making the typing intent clearer
* Decreasing the need for `from __future__ import annotations`, since a
class can now refer to itself without using its name
* Using more `cls` to automatically refer to the class, instead of
respecifying the class name every time
Self is available from Python 3.11 and is provided in typing_extensions
(since 4.0.0) as a fallback for older versions
See: https://peps.python.org/pep-0673/
See: https://github.com/python/typing_extensions/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md#added-in-version-400
* generate code
