Add type annotations to functions in hostname.py - #6964
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Thank you for this contribution, To aid the majority of readers in this repository, could you please ensure the proposed commit message and summary is in English. |
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Sorry, will fix the commit message and PR title to English. |
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PR description updated to English. |
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Please sign the CLA. Also, please don't forget to remove this module from mypy's ignore list in pyproject.toml. It also looks like there are failing unit tests and lint tests. Please review the contribution guide: https://docs.cloud-init.io/en/latest/development/index.html |
str | None needs Python 3.10+. Optional[str] is the 3.9-safe equivalent. Also remove hostname.py from the mypy ignore list now that it carries full annotations.
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Add type annotations (parameter types and return types) to all functions in hostname.py, so a reader can tell at a glance what each function expects and returns.